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| − | [[APPEND FROM]], [[COPY FILE]], [[COPY STRUCTURE]], [[COPY]], [[DIR]], [[ENCRYPT]], [[SET ENCRYPTION]], [[USE]] | + | [[APPEND FROM]], [[COPY FILE]], [[COPY STRUCTURE]], [[COPY]], [[CRC32()]], [[DES3_DECRYPT()]], [[DES3_ENCRYPT()]], [[DIR]], [[ENCRYPT]], [[MD5()]], [[MD5FILE()]], [[SHA1()]], [[SHA1FILE()]], [[SET ENCRYPTION]], [[USE]] |
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Revision as of 06:58, 18 November 2015
Contents
Purpose
Decrypt the specified table or tables
Syntax
DECRYPT <.dbf> | <skeleton> KEY <expC1>
See Also
APPEND FROM, COPY FILE, COPY STRUCTURE, COPY, CRC32(), DES3_DECRYPT(), DES3_ENCRYPT(), DIR, ENCRYPT, MD5(), MD5FILE(), SHA1(), SHA1FILE(), SET ENCRYPTION, USE
Description
The DECRYPT command is used to decrypt the data in the specified table, <.dbf> or tables matching the <skeleton>. The <expC1> must contain the three part comma-separated key used to previously encrypt the table. The key may optionally be enclosed in angled brackets. The <skeleton> syntax can only be used if all tables matching the <skeleton> have the same key.
The DECRYPT command decrypts the data and removes the table's .dkf file. After decryption, the key need no longer be specified to gain access to the table.
Example
decrypt accounts key "key1,key2,key3" decrypt salaries key "<key_1,key_2,key_3>" // decrypt all .dbf files in the directory decrypt *.dbf key "key1,key2,key3"
