The following is a list of the many encryption methods that may be applied to a database.

Q: As compared to an encrypted database, why is it preferable to use a hashed file to store passwords?

A: Both encrypted databases and hashed files are commonly used for storing passwords in a secure…

Q: It is possible to recover databases both forward and backward.

A: The answer of this question is as follows:

Q: Explain approaches for deadlock prevention, detection and recovery in Database.

A: Deadlock: Deadlock is the process in which two or more transactions wait infinity for the other…

Q: In today's environment, RAID-capable storage decreases the necessity for Oracle database backups.…

A: RAID, which stands for Robust Array of Inexpensive Disks, is a logical approach of combining several…

Q: What are the steps involved in removing an entry from a database?

A: A database is a grouping of records that are linked together and contain the information. The…

Q: What Are the Advantages of Using Database Encryption?

A: Introduction: Data at rest and in transit may be better protected using database encryption.  A…

Q: A standard may be used to design a file integrity monitoring system.

A: File integrity monitoring: A programme called File-Integrity Monitoring keeps track of, examines,…

Q: Moving a database is dangerous.

A: Database migration, the process of transferring data and configurations from one system to another,…

Q: Close a database entry.

A: Information is saved in the form of entries in a database, which is a collection of connected…

Procedures in SQL

A pre-compiled stored procedure is a logical unit made up of one/more SQL statements (SQL stands for Structured Query Language). The database server saves it as an object. An SQL procedure is a collection of SQL statements and logic that is written and saved to accomplish a specified goal. An SQL procedure consists of a name, a parameter list, and a set of Transact-SQL statements. Stored procedures are stored as named objects in SQL Database Server.