Re: [SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-04 Thread D'Arcy J.M. Cain
Thus spake Subhramanya Shiva > i could not find chkpass in pgsql datatypes ... > it is giving error called : > > Unable to locate type name chkpass in catalog. > > what shall i do ?? You need the code that I just committed. You can get the files from http://www.ca.postgresql.org/cgi/cvsweb.cg

Re: [SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-03 Thread Subhramanya Shiva
i could not find chkpass in pgsql datatypes ... it is giving error called : Unable to locate type name chkpass in catalog. what shall i do ?? regards Shiva. > Thus spake Subhramanya Shiva > > how to store password details in a table. in encoded form > > and how to decode it. > > > > in mysql

Re: [SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-03 Thread Roberto Mello
On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 01:07:57AM +0530, Subhramanya Shiva wrote: > hi all > > how to store password details in a table. in encoded form > and how to decode it. > > in mysql ...we r having encoding and decoding for a password > security ... so how to do in pgsql... I usually do the enc

Re: [SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-03 Thread Bruce Momjian
[ Charset ISO-8859-1 unsupported, converting... ] > D'Arcy, > > > You use the chkpass type that I just commited to the distribution > > (finally.) > > Here is an example of its usage. > > Does that mean that chkpass is part of 7.1, or only the current CVS? > It will appear in 7.1.1, to be rel

Re: [SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-03 Thread Tom Lane
"Josh Berkus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> You use the chkpass type that I just commited to the distribution > Does that mean that chkpass is part of 7.1, or only the current CVS? Unless someone rips it out again, it will be part of 7.1.1. I think D'Arcy acted inappropriately in committing a

Re: [SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-03 Thread Josh Berkus
D'Arcy, > You use the chkpass type that I just commited to the distribution > (finally.) > Here is an example of its usage. Does that mean that chkpass is part of 7.1, or only the current CVS? -Josh __AGLIO DATABASE SOLUTIONS

Re: [SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-03 Thread D'Arcy J.M. Cain
Thus spake Subhramanya Shiva > how to store password details in a table. in encoded form > and how to decode it. > > in mysql ...we r having encoding and decoding for a password > security ... so how to do in pgsql... You use the chkpass type that I just commited to the distribution (finally.) H

[SQL] How to encode and decode password in pgsql !!

2001-05-03 Thread Subhramanya Shiva
hi all how to store password details in a table. in encoded form and how to decode it. in mysql ...we r having encoding and decoding for a password security ... so how to do in pgsql... regards Shiva. -- Subhramanya Shiva, Programmer Archean InfoTech pvt.Ltd. Hyderabad, India http://www.arche