How protect data in DBF Files.

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PedroAlex
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How protect data in DBF Files.

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Hello gentlemen's


I need to protect my data in DBF files.
This is possible with DBF / ntx?
Does anyone have any experience in this matter that might give a hint to I see on the right track?

Many thanks in advance.
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If you are using Xbase++ 2.0 you may want to consider AesEncrypt() and AesDecrypt().
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Roger.

have you any experience with this new features!?
Performance stability!!??

Many thanks for feedback?
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If you utilize ADS, it has similar features. Have not used though.

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#5 Post by rdonnay »

have you any experience with this new features!?
One of my customers, Bobby Drakos, is using AesEncrypt() and AesDecrypt() to protect credit card numbers and social security numbers. He is only encrypting those fields. No problems.
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