Column master key rotation is a process that changes which master key is protecting a set of column encryption keys. This occurs in two steps: rotation and clean-up. During the first phase, the encryption key values are downloaded to the client, decrypted to their plaintext form, re-encrypted with the target master key, then uploaded back to the server in the form of new values underneath the same column encryption keys. At the end of this step, each column encryption key has two values to ensure your apps continue working while the new column master key is deployed to all necessary computers.
column in table {1} is part of a primary key or unique key index. Unique keys and primary keys can only be enforced on the ...
Column information for column %1!d! of table '%2' was not found at the subscriber. The subscription table at the subscriber ...
Column information for column '%1' of table '%2' was not found at the subscriber. The subscription table at the subscriber ...
Column information for the source and the destination data could not be retrieved, or the data types of source columns were ...
Column master key rotation is a process that changes which master key is protecting a set of column encryption keys. This ...
Column master keys are protecting keys used to encrypt column encryption keys. Column master keys must be stored in a trusted ...
Column master keys are protecting keys used to encrypt column encryption keys. Column master keys must be stored in a trusted ...
Column name "%1!s!" on output "%2!s!" cannot be used because it conflicts with a column of the same name on synchronous input ...
Column name "{0}" in output "{1}" cannot be used because it conflicts with a column of the same name on synchronous input ...