How Many VarBinary for each Ascii Char Aes Encrypted KeySize=256,BlockSize=256

Hi. I'm wanting to encrypt customer name, address, etc. information using
Aes with a KeySize of 256 and a BlockSize of 256. Either for each ascii
character or say for a maximum length 50 characters for a field, how many
bytes will this generate and how do I translate
this into the number of VarBinary ?items that I allocate in my Sql Server
2000 table?
Phil
Boston, MA
It is character by character; so, a byte is a byte is a byte. VARBINARY is
byte by byte; so, VARCHAR(2) is VARBINARY(2). So, is your AES algorythm
fixed-length or variable?
Sincerely,
Anthony Thomas

"Phil C." <charlestek@.rcn.com> wrote in message
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Hi. I'm wanting to encrypt customer name, address, etc. information using
Aes with a KeySize of 256 and a BlockSize of 256. Either for each ascii
character or say for a maximum length 50 characters for a field, how many
bytes will this generate and how do I translate
this into the number of VarBinary ?items that I allocate in my Sql Server
2000 table?
Phil
Boston, MA

How Many VarBinary for each Ascii Char Aes Encrypted KeySize=256,BlockSize=256

Hi. I'm wanting to encrypt customer name, address, etc. information using
Aes with a KeySize of 256 and a BlockSize of 256. Either for each ascii
character or say for a maximum length 50 characters for a field, how many
bytes will this generate and how do I translate
this into the number of VarBinary ?items that I allocate in my Sql Server
2000 table'
Phil
Boston, MAIt is character by character; so, a byte is a byte is a byte. VARBINARY is
byte by byte; so, VARCHAR(2) is VARBINARY(2). So, is your AES algorythm
fixed-length or variable?
Sincerely,
Anthony Thomas
"Phil C." <charlestek@.rcn.com> wrote in message
news:uPzGjKuGFHA.2360@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Hi. I'm wanting to encrypt customer name, address, etc. information using
Aes with a KeySize of 256 and a BlockSize of 256. Either for each ascii
character or say for a maximum length 50 characters for a field, how many
bytes will this generate and how do I translate
this into the number of VarBinary ?items that I allocate in my Sql Server
2000 table'
Phil
Boston, MA

How Many VarBinary for each Ascii Char Aes Encrypted KeySize=256,BlockSize=256

Hi. I'm wanting to encrypt customer name, address, etc. information using
Aes with a KeySize of 256 and a BlockSize of 256. Either for each ascii
character or say for a maximum length 50 characters for a field, how many
bytes will this generate and how do I translate
this into the number of VarBinary ?items that I allocate in my Sql Server
2000 table'
Phil
Boston, MAIt is character by character; so, a byte is a byte is a byte. VARBINARY is
byte by byte; so, VARCHAR(2) is VARBINARY(2). So, is your AES algorythm
fixed-length or variable?
Sincerely,
Anthony Thomas
"Phil C." <charlestek@.rcn.com> wrote in message
news:uPzGjKuGFHA.2360@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Hi. I'm wanting to encrypt customer name, address, etc. information using
Aes with a KeySize of 256 and a BlockSize of 256. Either for each ascii
character or say for a maximum length 50 characters for a field, how many
bytes will this generate and how do I translate
this into the number of VarBinary ?items that I allocate in my Sql Server
2000 table'
Phil
Boston, MA