You can create a new function to do this quite painlessly. Poke around
the wiki for information on creating a new function, or read the source.
But beware: consider creating one that uses SHA1 or MD5 as a hashing
function instead of your local systems' crypt() as not all crypt() are
created equal.
On Mon, 2004-04-26 at 03:09, Hermann Kuffner wrote:
> Is there any function in SQLite to mask input values like
> 'password('anything')' in MySQL?
> I would need this, because of the sqlite-db-files can be opened and read
> by any text-editor and sometimes I must store connection-data(ip's,
> passwords etc.) in the db.
>
> Thanks,
>
> hermann
>
>
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