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12.19.1 MySQL Enterprise Encryption Installation
MySQL Enterprise Encryption functions are located in a user-defined function
(UDF) library file installed in the plugin directory (the
directory named by the
plugin_dir
system variable).
The UDF library base name is openssl_udf
and the suffix is platform dependent. For example, the file name
on Linux or Windows is openssl_udf.so
or
openssl_udf.dll
, respectively.
To install functions from the library file, use the
CREATE
FUNCTION
statement. To load all functions from the
library, use this set of statements (adjust the file name suffix
as necessary):
Once installed, UDFs remain installed across server restarts. To
unload UDFs, use the
DROP
FUNCTION
statement. For example, to unload the
key-generation functions, do this:
In the
CREATE
FUNCTION
and
DROP
FUNCTION
statements, the function names must be
specified in lowercase. This differs from their use at function
invocation time, for which you can use any lettercase.
The CREATE
FUNCTION
and
DROP
FUNCTION
statements require the
INSERT
and
DROP
privilege, respectively, for
the mysql
database.
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