Password field (very important)

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Password field (very important)

A collegue from me used the MySQL database before (I haven't done this before). He asked me, if it is possible to store a MD5 hash in a cell.

He telled me that MySQL has got a special function wich computes the hash value. Can someone help me

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Password field (very important)

OShah

I don't know if its possible in SQL Server but its possible to do it in SSIS (this is a SSIS forum after all).

Donald Farmer's book has a chapter telling you how to generate MC5 values in SSIS. Search for it on Amazon.

-Jamie
aryansingh
Sorry for my bad writing. I've forgotten to ask, whether it is possible to make this with the MSSQL.
Juliocesarlenin

This isn't a MySQL forum so you're fairly unlikely to get an answer here.

-Jamie
Password field (very important)

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