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Varchar2 or Date
P2K_PMSEC.CHECKANDDECRYPT returns Varchar2 or
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P2K_PMSEC.CHECKANDDECRYPTDATE returns Date
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{{P2K_PMSEC.CHECKANDDECRYPT(eid.birth_date,eid.raw_birth_date)}}
{{P2K_PMSEC.CHECKANDDECRYPT(eid.government_code,eid.raw_government_code)}}
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This will return the birth date of the employee from the identity (EID) record, if it is encrypted or not. This function is normally used when you do not know if the data will be encrypted or not. By passing in both the clear-text and the encrypted values from the record, this function will determine if the data is encrypted and will decrypt and return it. If it is not encrypted, it will just pass through the clear-text data. This saves other code from having to figure out if encryption is being used for the column. This function has been added into provided views, Java code, and any PL/SQL code that use any of the supported columns. For example,
{{P2K_PMSEC.CHECKANDDECRYPTDATE(eid.birth_date,eid.raw_birth_date)}}
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This will return the government code (or birth date) of the employee from the identity (EID) record, if it is encrypted or not. This function is normally used when you do not know if the data will be encrypted or not. By passing in both the clear-text and the encrypted values from the record, this function will determine if the data is encrypted and will decrypt and return it. If it is not encrypted, it will just pass through the clear-text data. This saves other code from having to figure out if encryption is being used for the column. This function has been added into provided views, Java code, and any PL/SQL code that use any of the supported columns. For example,
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p2k_pmsec.CheckAndDecrypt(ect.birth_date, ect.raw_birth_date) BIRTH_DATE,
p2k_pmsec.CheckAndDecryptDate(ect.birth_date, ect.raw_birth_date) BIRTH_DATE,
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