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n previous versions of SQL Server, if you wanted to encrypt sensitive data such as financial information, salary, or personal identification numbers, you were forced to rely on outside application programs and algorithms In a most welcome addition to the SQL Server 2005 functionality set, Microsoft introduces built-in data encryption support using a combination of certificates, keys, and system functions Similar to a digital certificate that is issued by certificate authority, a SQL Server 2005 certificate contains a pair of keys: a public key as well as a private key, which is used to encrypt and decrypt data SQL Server 2005 also has the ability to create asymmetric and symmetric key objects An asymmetric key object is similar to a certificate, in that a public key is used to encrypt data and the private key is used to decrypt data.

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-fvisibility=VALUE: This code generation option tells GCC to set the default ELF symbol visibility to VALUE, where VALUE is one of the standard C++ values DEFAULT, INTERNAL, HIDDEN, or PROTECTED The default value is DEFAULT (public), which makes all symbols visible See the discussion of visibility attributes in 2 for alternate ways of specifying symbol visibility through attributes -fvisibility-inlines-hidden: This C++ language option causes all inlined methods to be marked with __attribute__ ((visibility ("hidden"))) so that they do not appear in the export table of shared objects, which can therefore significantly improve shared object load time -fvolatile: This code generation option tells GCC to consider all memory references through pointers to be volatile -fvolatile-global: This code generation option tells GCC to consider all memory references to extern and global data items to be volatile This option does not cause GCC to consider static data items to be volatile.

Both asymmetric keys and certificates provide powerful encryption strength, but with more performance overhead due to the complexity of the encryption/decryption process A lower overhead solution, which is more appropriate for the encryption of large amounts of data, is a symmetric key, which is a single key that is used to both encrypt and decrypt the same data SQL Server 2005 allows you to layer these encryption capabilities into an encryption hierarchy When SQL Server 2005 is installed, a server-level certificate called the Service Master Key is created in the master database and is bound to the SQL Server service account login by default The Service Master Key is used to encrypt all other database certificates and keys created within the SQL Server instance Additionally, you can also create a Database Master Key in a user database, which you can use to encrypt database certificates and keys.

-fvolatile-static: This code generation option tells GCC to consider all memory references to static data to be volatile -fvpt: This optimization option when used with the -fprofile-arcs option tells GCC to add code to collect information about expression values that can be used by the -fbranch-probabilities option during subsequent optimizations -fvtable-gc: This C++ option tells GCC to generate special relocations for vtables and virtual function references This enables the linker to identify unused virtual functions and zero out vtable slots that refer to them This option is commonly used with the -ffunction-sections option and the linker s -Wl,--gc-sections option, in order to also discard the functions themselves This optimization requires that you are also using GNU as and GNU ld, and is not supported on all system types Note that the -Wl,--gc-sections option is ignored unless the -static option is also specified.