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Hello Roberto,
The problem is that the encryption in SQL Server objects is easily reversible. The articles about how to break it are widely published and in fact SQL Comapre has this feature only because so many customers requested it.
To make your database more secure, you can seek a third-party encryption solution for SQL Server or upgrade to SQL Server 2005. As far as I know nobody has figured out how to decrypt objects on the newest version of Microsoft SQL Server. Certainly SQL Compare can't do this! -
Ups!, This is Serious. Dou you Known any good third-party encryption solution?
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We don't use any third-party encryption solutions internally, but a quick Google of the problems finds a few matches, mainly:
http://www.database-encryption.com/sqlshield.html
Note: we do not endorse, support, of have anything at all to do with this software! -
Thanks a lot
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I tested this with SqlBundle5 Beta1 and it has the same security problem.
Please, Urgent !, give a solution.
Best Regards,
Roberto