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From: jtayamai <jtayamai@googlemail.com>
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Subject: Encryption in the tables of a Postgres 7.3.2 database
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Hi,

I've a Postgres DB release 7.3.2 and some developed C++ and PHP code
so as to communicate with it.

Currently, the data I've in the different tables is stored with no
encription at all, and I was wondering if there would be an easy way
to get it encrypted without major changes in the already developed C++/
PHP code.

I mean, I want to replace the non-encrypted database with an encrypted
version of it without C++/PHP programmes noticing it.

Has anyone any suggestion about the easiest way to do it?

Thanks.