Dbms_crypto size of encrypted value returned?

I have an existing table with a bunch of columns only a few of them will be encrypted. One in particular has a data type VARCHAR2(500)
What I want to know is how do I tell what the length of the data that will be returned (encrypted) based on the input text?
If I send want to encrypt a string of 500 characters will I get an encrypted string of 500 characters back (after all the converting of course).
Thanks in advance!

1) Are you encrypting the data yourself (using DBMS_CRYPTO or DBMS_OBFUSCATION_TOOLKIT)? Or are you using something like Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)?
2) Assuming you are encrypting the data yourself, encrypted data should generally be stored in RAW columns, not VARCHAR2. If you want to store encrypted data in a VARCHAR2 column, you'd need to use ROWTOHEX or base-64 encode the data to prevent character set conversion. That would increase the size of the data by 100% and 33% respectively. The encrypted data is also going to start at least as a multiple of 8 bytes.
Justin

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HI all -
I am attempting to use CF 8's AES encryption feature, and
have not found a critical piece of info in the docs to enable me to
progress.
I am using the function to encrypt a password that can be
from 6 to 16 characters long, which will be stored in a database. I
am using generateSecretKey("AES"), and that gives me a 24 character
key that I'm storing for future decryption use. I find that when I
use the key to encrypt a 6 character password the resulting
encrypted string is 32 characters long, but when I encrypt a 16
character password I get a 64 character encrypted string. This is
the case whether I specify "HEX" or "UU" as the encoding.
Without knowing how the length of the resulting encoded
string is determined, I cannot know how large to make my database
column. (MySQL's AES encryption gives the formula 16 ×
(trunc(string_length / 16) + 1) to arrive at the resulting string's
length, but that formula doesn't yield the results I'm seeing in
CFMX). Can anyone point me to a doc, or explain to me how to
determine the column length for storing the resulting encrypted
value?

No. Only things like key, encoding and string size should
matter. If the encoding is "hex", 1-15 characters should produce
size 32, 16-31 characters should produce 64, etcetera. Unless space
is at a premium, you could always increase the field size if that
makes you feel more comfortable.
Well, the results are dictated by the AES standard and basic
string encoding rules, not CF. I highly doubt either one is going
to change any time soon ;-) I agree documentation is good. However,
unlike aes_encrypt, the encrypt function supports many different
algorithms. Most of which have a distinct set of rules. So it would
probably be difficult to provide accurate information about all of
them. Especially as the specifications for each one alone probably
spans volumes ;-)

Void Methods and Value Returning Methods in Java

Hello,
I'm new here so please let me know if I overstep any of the rules or expectations. I merely want to learn more about Java Programming efficiently, and easily. I can ask and discuss these topics with my online prof, but she doesn't have much time.
So right now I'm trying to solve a problem. It's a typical college level computing problem which I've already turned in. So I'm not looking for someone to do my homework for me or something. It's just that the program didn't work. Even though I probably won't get a very good grade for it, I want to
make it work! I'm kind of slow when it comes to java so just bear with me.
The prof wanted us to write an algorithm that reads a student's name and 6 exam scores. Then it computes the average score for each student, assigns a letter grade, using a rating scale:
90 and above = A
80 - 89 = B
70 ? 79 = C
60 - 69 = D
Less then 60 ? F
We had to use a void method to determine the average score for each student, a loop inside the method to read the and sum the 6 scores but without outputting the average score. The sum and average had to be returned in and output in void main.
Then we had to use a value-returning method CalculateGrade to determine and return the grade for each student. But it can't output the grade because that must be done in void main.
Finally the class average must be output.
Our prof gave us a list of student names with their 6 scores.
Ward 100 54 98 65 35 100
Burris 89 65 87 84 15 32
Harris 54 21 55 87 70 54
Bettis 43 55 68 54 15 25
Staley 87 54 98 45 54 56
Randle 54 87 54 98 65 15
Maddox 56 14 40 50 40 50
Roth 30 40 54 78 24 19
Holmes 14 87 98 34 55 57
So all the data had to be read from a file and the results output to a file. Also we couldn't use 'global variables'. We had to use the appropriate parameters to pass values to and from methods.
Question 1: What does she mean by 'no global variables'? Maybe she means: don't use "*double test1, test2, test3, test4, test5*;"
Anyway because I'm a slow learner with Java, I end up looking for sample programs that seem to do a similar job as the problem posed. So with this program I decided to adapt a program called Comparison of Class Averages.
//Program: Comparison of Class Averages.
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.text.DecimalFormat;
public class DataComparison
public static void main (String[] args) throws
FileNotFoundException, IOException
//Step 1
String courseId1; //course ID for group 1
String courseId2; //course ID for group 2
int numberOfCourses;
DoubleClass avg1 = new DoubleClass(); //average for a course
//in group 1
DoubleClass avg2 = new DoubleClass(); //average for a course
//in group 2
double avgGroup1; //average group 1
double avgGroup2; //average group 2
String inputGroup1;
String inputGroup2;
StringTokenizer tokenizer1 = null;
StringTokenizer tokenizer2 = null;
//Step 2 Open input and output files
BufferedReader group1 =
new BufferedReader(new FileReader("a:\\group1.txt"));
BufferedReader group2 =
new BufferedReader(new FileReader("a:\\group2.txt"));
PrintWriter outfile =
new PrintWriter(new FileWriter("a:\\student.out"));
DecimalFormat twoDecimal =
new DecimalFormat("0.00"); //Step 3
avgGroup1 = 0.0; //Step 4
avgGroup2 = 0.0; //Step 5
numberOfCourses = 0; //Step 6
//print heading: Step 7
outfile.println("Course No Group No Course Average");
inputGroup1 = group1.readLine(); //Step 8
inputGroup2 = group2.readLine(); //Step 9
while((inputGroup1 != null) &&
(inputGroup2 != null)) //Step 10
tokenizer1 = new StringTokenizer(inputGroup1);
courseId1 = tokenizer1.nextToken(); //Step 10a
tokenizer2 = new StringTokenizer(inputGroup2);
courseId2 = tokenizer2.nextToken(); //Step 10b
if(!courseId1.equals(courseId2)) //Step 10c
System.out.println("Data error: Course IDs "
+ "do not match.");
System.out.println("Program terminates.");
outfile.println("Data error: Course IDs "
+ "do not match.");
outfile.println("Program terminates.");
outfile.close();
return;
else //Step 10d
calculateAverage(group1, tokenizer1, avg1); //Step 10d.i
calculateAverage(group2, tokenizer2, avg2); //Step 10d.ii
printResult(outfile,courseId1,1,avg1); //Step 10d.iii
printResult(outfile,courseId2,2,avg2); //Step 10d.iv
avgGroup1 = avgGroup1 + avg1.getNum(); //Step 10d.v
avgGroup2 = avgGroup2 + avg2.getNum(); //Step 10d.vi
outfile.println();
numberOfCourses++; //Step 10d.vii
inputGroup1 = group1.readLine(); //Step 10e
inputGroup2 = group2.readLine(); //Step 10f
}//end while
if((inputGroup1 != null) && (inputGroup2 == null)) //Step 11a
System.out.println("Ran out of data for group 2 "
+ "before group 1.");
else //Step 11b
if((inputGroup1 == null) && (inputGroup1 != null))
System.out.println("Ran out of data for "
+ "group 1 before group 2.");
else //Step 11c
outfile.println("Avg for group 1: " +
twoDecimal.format(avgGroup1 / numberOfCourses));
outfile.println("Avg for group 2: " +
twoDecimal.format(avgGroup2 / numberOfCourses));
outfile.close(); //Step 12
public static void calculateAverage(BufferedReader inp,
StringTokenizer tok,
DoubleClass courseAvg)
throws IOException
double totalScore = 0.0;
int numberOfStudents = 0;
int score = 0;
if(!tok.hasMoreTokens())
tok = new StringTokenizer(inp.readLine());
score = Integer.parseInt(tok.nextToken());
while(score != -999)
totalScore = totalScore + score;
numberOfStudents++;
if(!tok.hasMoreTokens())
tok = new StringTokenizer(inp.readLine());
score = Integer.parseInt(tok.nextToken());
}//end while
courseAvg.setNum(totalScore / numberOfStudents);
}//end calculate Average
public static void printResult(PrintWriter outp,
String courseId,
int groupNo, DoubleClass avg)
DecimalFormat twoDecimal =
new DecimalFormat("0.00");
if(groupNo == 1)
outp.print(" " + courseId + " ");
else
outp.print(" ");
outp.println("\t" + groupNo + "\t "
+ twoDecimal.format(avg.getNum()));
So my adaptation turned out like this:
//Program: Compute individual and class averages from input file.
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
public class Exams
public static void main (String[] args)
throws FileNotFoundException
//Step 1
String nameId; //student name ID for list
int numberOfStudents;
DoubleClass avg = new DoubleClass(); //average for a student
//in list
double avgList; //average for list
//Step 2 Open the input and output files
Scanner group1 = new Scanner(new FileReader("c:\\list.txt"));
PrintWriter outfile = new PrintWriter("c:\\student.out");
avgList = 0.0; //Step 3
numberOfStudents = 0; //Step 5
//print heading: Step 6
outfile.println("NameID List Student Average");
calculateAverage(list, avg); //Step 7d.i
printResult(outfile,nameID, avg); //Step 7d.iii
avgList = avgList + avgList.getNum(); //Step 7d.v
outfile.println();
numberOfStudents++; //Step 7d.vii
outfile.printf("Avg for List: %.2f %n",
(avgList / numberOfStudents));
public static void calculateAverage(Scanner inp,
DoubleClass courseAvg)
double totalScore = 0.0;
int numberOfStudents = 0;
int score = 0;
score = inp.nextInt();
courseAvg.setNum(totalScore / numberOfStudents);
}//end calculate Average
public static void printResult(PrintWriter outp,
String nameId,
int groupNo, DoubleClass avg)
if (list == list)
outp.print(" " + nameId + " ");
else
outp.print(" ");
outp.printf("%9d %15.2f%n", list, avg.getNum());
I guess I was trying to find a shortcut that ended up being a long cut. Here's the algorithm I wrote.
Algorithm
1.) Initialize the variables
2.) Get the student name and his/her accompanying 6 exam scores, limiting the number of scores to 6.
3a.) Calculate score of 6 exams for each student using void method called CalculateAverage.
3b.) Use a loop inside the method to read and sum the six scores.
4.) Use value-returning method CalculateGrade to determine and return each student's grade.
5.) Output each student's grade in void main.
6.) Calculate the average score for all students
7.) Output entire class average
And now I'm trying to piece together code to match each step of the algorithm starting from scratch.
So I got the code for outputting each students grade in void:
public static void printGrade(double testScore)
System.out.print("Line 10: Your grade for "
+ "the course is ");
if (testScore >= 90)
System.out.println("A");
else if (testScore >= 80)
System.out.println("B");
else if (testScore >= 70)
System.out.println("C");
else if (testScore >= 60)
System.out.println("D");
else
System.out.println("F");
This code can read the the file with the scores:
Scanner inFile =
new Scanner(new FileReader("a:\\studentlist.txt"));
PrintWriter outFile =
new PrintWriter("a:\\avg.out");
courseGrade = inFile.nextDouble();
studentName=inFile.nextChar();
while (inFile.hasNext())
studentName= inFile.next().charAt(0);
courseGrade= inFile.nextDouble();
I'm just trying to piece this thing together. Any tips would be appreciated. I will return with more pieces to the puzzle soon. As you can tell it's all kind of disorganized, and scatterbrained. Just trying to find some simplification or distillation, or recommendations.
WR

Hello,
Thanks for your reply. So I take it you are more familiar with Object Oriented Programming more than Procedural Based Programming?
Well the teacher insisted I follow the algorithm instead of trying to adapt another program to the problem. But sometimes that approach saves time I've noticed since many of the code examples we study in Java are like 'the golden oldies'.
The student gradebook problem is repeated over and over in different forms. Maybe if I just approached the problem more linearly:
Algorithm
1.) Initialize the variables
String studentId
int numberOfStudents
DoubleClass avg = new DoubleClass(); //average for a student
double avgGroup: //average for all students2.) Get the student name and his/her accompanying 6 exam scores.
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method calculateAverage
double totalScore //to store the sum of all the scores of each student
int numberOfExams; //to store the number of
int score; //to read and store a course score
double totalScore = 0.0
int numberOfExams = 0;
int score = 0;3b.) Use a loop inside the method to read and sum the six scores.
Using psuedocode (since the variables have been declared and initialized)
i)get the next student score
RIght here my approach of adapting another program to my new program becomes problematic
the pseudocode here is:
ii) while (score != -999):
I.) update totalScore by adding course score read in step i.
II.) increment numberOfExams by 1
III.) Get the nex student score
iii) studentAvg.setNum(totalScore / numberOfExams);
*What is the purpose of the statement while (score != -999)?*
I don't see why they picked -999? Will this loop allow me to read an endless number of student names and theri accompanying number of exams and then find the average for each student?
I'll go into the next algorithmic steps later.
4.) Use value-returning method CalculateGrade to determine and return each student's grade.
5.) Output each student's grade in void main.
6.) Calculate the average score for all students
7.) Output entire class average
Thanks ahead of time for any suggestions, tips.

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How to get the values returned by a function in a drop down?

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Can anyone please help in getting the values returned by a function into a drop down? I have a java class file where in i have written a function called getWeeks() which give all the week dates and i want to display these week dates in a drop down box in a JSP page.
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Thanks in Advance!!
Lakshman.

Hi Lakshman,
the following code can help you do what you want :
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taybon:
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Reading User Profile Properties pragmatically in SharePoint 2010 Returns Null Values Although it has values returned from AD

Reading User Profile Properties pragmatically in SharePoint 2010 Returns Null Values Although it has values returned from AD
I configured the user profile service application and run Sync and user profiles and its properties returned from Active directory but when I want to read it pragmatically it returns null values.
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Hi,
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This entry is in BINARY and encrypted with 3DES, using crypto API from Microsoft.
3rd party software to encrypt the data stored in registry it
either uses C++ code: and uses the call “CryptProtectData” and “CryptUnProtectData” or
If it is a .NET (C#) it uses the call “Protect” or “UnProtect” from class “ProtectData” of WinCrypt.h from the library “Crypt32.lib.
Note: The data is encrypted using auto-generated machinekey and there is no public key shared to decrypt the Encrypted data.
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To know more about Auto-Generated MachineKey in Windows refer the links below
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998288.aspx
I need to find a way in Java to find the equivalent API to decrypt (CryptUnprotectData) and Microsoft will automatically use the correct key.
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Kindly let me know if Java provides any such API or mechanism for this.

If the symmetric key is "auto-generated" and is not being stored anywhere on the machine, it implies that the key is being regenerated based on known values on the machine. This is the same principle in generating 3DES keys using PBE (password-based-encryption). I would review the documentation on the C# side, figure out the algorithm or "seed" values being used by the algorithm, and then attempt to use the JCE to derive the 3DES key using PBE; you will need to provide the known values as parameters to the PBE key-generation function in JCE. Once derived, it can be used to decrypt the ciphertext from the Regiistry in exactly the same way as the CAPI/CNG framework.
An alternate way for Java to use this key, is to write a JNI library that will call the native Windows code to do the decryption; then the Java program does not need to know details about the key.
That said, there is a risk that if your code can derive the key based on known seeds, then so can an attacker. I don't know what your applicatiion is doing, but if this is anything related to compliance for some data-security regulation like PCI-DSS, then you will fail the audit (for being unable to prove you have adequate controls on the symmetric key) if a knowledgable QSA probes this design.
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How do I print out the value returned by a method in main??

I'm a total newbie at java, I want to know how I can print out the value returned by this function in the "Main" part of my class:
public int getTotalPrice(int price)
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I just want to know how to print out the value for total price under "public static void main(String[] args)". thanks in advance,
Brad

Few ways you could do it, one way would be to create an instance of the class and call the method:
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If I have an RFC call to SAP how can I assign the value returned to a global variable on my data services job?

Hi,
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The value returned from the load function is not of type numeric errors after migration to Coldfusion 11

I am currently testing our website with CF11. It is currently working with CF8 however after migrating it to a new server running CF11 I have encountered the following error.
The value returned from the load function is not of type numeric.
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Called from D:/Applications/CFusion/CustomTags/nec/com/objects/user.cfc: line 510
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This is the code in file object file country.cfc (nec.com.objects.country):
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this.idCountryID = 0;
this.sCountryName = "";
this.sISOCode = "";
this.sDHLCode = "";
this.iErrorID = "";
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<cffunction name="getsDHLCode" displayname="Get sDHLCode" returntype="string" output="false" hint="This gets the sDHLCode value of this item.">
<cfreturn this.sDHLCode>
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<cffunction name="iError" displayname="Get iError" returntype="numeric" output="false" hint="This returns the iError of the current item.">
<cfreturn this.iError>
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<cfargument name="idCountryID" required="true" type="numeric" displayname="ID" hint="The ID to use.">
<cfset this.idCountryID = arguments.idCountryID>
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<cfargument name="sCountryName" required="true" type="string" displayname="sCountryName" hint="The sCountryName to use.">
<cfset this.sCountryName = arguments.sCountryName>
<cfreturn true>
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<cffunction name="setsISOCode" displayname="Set sISOCode" returntype="boolean" output="false" hint="This sets the sISOCode value of this item.">
<cfargument name="sISOCode" required="true" type="string" displayname="sISOCode" hint="The sISOCode to use.">
<cfset this.sISOCode = arguments.sISOCode>
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<cfset this.sISOCode = get.sISOCode>
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<cftry>
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</cftry>
<cfif not checkID.recordCount>
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</cftry>
<cfif checkDependancies.recordCount>
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<cftry>
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    <cfscript>
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