Re: field encryption

From: docdwarf@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 28 Jun 2005 05:19:34 -0400

In article <1119900734.819270.260100@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
<janwright@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Do any tools exist to selectively encrypt columns of data. For
>example, if I'm creating a personnel file and want to hide the social
>security numbers so I can email test files to someone?

My memory is, admittedly, porous... but I recall the legendary ETKPAK.ZIP
as having a subroutine that'd encrypt a string.

Alas, ETKPAK.ZIP does not seem to be anywhere that Google.com or the COBOL
FAQ can find.

DD

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