You can access it any time Meilisearch is running at For security reasons, the search preview is only available in development mode. Meilisearch offers a browser-based search preview where you can search through a selected index.
To search on multiple indexes at the same time with a single request, use the /multi-search endpoint. This can be changed using the limit parameter. Observe the following code that shows that I can create the same key twice as is evidence by my encrypting a value with the "first" key, dropping the key, re-generating it with the same KEY_SOURCE and IDENTITY_VALUE, and then decrypting the encrypted value.By default, Meilisearch only returns the first 20 results for a search query. Your assessment is correct in that by knowing those two values, you can re-create the key. If you need to have the ability to duplicate a symmetric key, you should provide KEY_SOURCE and IDENTITY_VALUE. I tried the next code, but seems it is not safe to me, because if you know KEY_SOURCE and IDENTITY_VALUE you actually do not need original Database Master Key and Certificate to decrypt the data CREATE SYMMETRIC KEY MySymmetricKey WITH KEY_SOURCE = '', ALGORITHM = AES_256, IDENTITY_VALUE = '' ENCRYPTION BY CERTIFICATE MyEncryptCert Without it I can not decrypt the encrypted data if I move the encrypted table to another Database. BACKUP MASTER KEY TO FILE = 'c:\temp\key' ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = '' īACKUP CERTIFICATE MyEncryptCert TO FILE = 'c:\temp\cert' WITH PRIVATE KEY(ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD='', FILE='C:\temp\cert.pvk')īut I can not backup Symmetric Key. I am able to backup Database Master Key and Certificate. SET = ENCRYPTBYKEY(KEY_GUID('MySymmetricKey'), '') How I encrypt data OPEN SYMMETRIC KEY MySymmetricKey DECRYPTION BY CERTIFICATE MyEncryptCert I use the next code to create SQL Encryption keys CREATE MASTER KEY ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = ''ĬREATE CERTIFICATE MyEncryptCert WITH SUBJECT = 'Descryption', EXPIRY_DATE = ''ĬREATE SYMMETRIC KEY MySymmetricKey WITH ALGORITHM = AES_256 ENCRYPTION BY CERTIFICATE MyEncryptCert
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