The sys.asymmetric_keys catalog view is a one-stop shop to get information about the asymmetric keys in the current database. Read on to discover how to use it.
What is the difference between certificates and asymmetric keys in SQL Server and how do you generate asymmetric keys in T-SQL? Read on to get all the details.
Every SQL Server database file has a dedicated file header page. Read on to discover how to use DBCC FILEHEADER to explore the header of your database files and learn about the one property of file header pages that might just affect your backup and restore strategy.
Find out how to convert the private key of a SQL Server certificate into a varbinary value using the built-in CERTPRIVATEKEY function.
The ability to copy certificates from one database to another is often an important requirement in SQL Server security management. Read on to learn how to do just that effectively.