credit cards in sql server table

Dear All,
I need to keep credit cardd details in a an SQL server table.
What's the best way to make sure data is secure? Is there any built in encryption that can be used so data is not stored as text?
ThanksLook up encryption in the SQL 2005 BOL. Encryption functions are included in SQL 2005, but will take some reading to master.|||ohh goody, thanks for the info|||hang on, I need this done in version 8. I guess that's a new feature to SQL 2005.

Is there a 3rd party product for this for version 8?

Creating View

Dear Sender,
I know that this is b'coz of GO statement. but GO is not a
T-SQL command and it works only inside Query analyser. if
the same string i execute through VB code by using
connection.execute, it doesn't recognise GO so i removed
it. It works for creating tables if i remove GO and
execute through VB-code. now i have to run this
query "CREATE VIEW" from my vb code and at one go as i do
for tables, i want to create all the views. ur suggestions
are welcome.
Billi98
You cannot combine CREATE VIEW with any other command in the same batch ("execution"). So you need to loop the
input file, and each time you find a GO, execute what you have in the buffer.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
"billi98" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49f701c42c33$be5f7e20$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> Dear Sender,
> I know that this is b'coz of GO statement. but GO is not a
> T-SQL command and it works only inside Query analyser. if
> the same string i execute through VB code by using
> connection.execute, it doesn't recognise GO so i removed
> it. It works for creating tables if i remove GO and
> execute through VB-code. now i have to run this
> query "CREATE VIEW" from my vb code and at one go as i do
> for tables, i want to create all the views. ur suggestions
> are welcome.
> Billi98
>

Creating View

Dear Sender,
I know that this is b'coz of GO statement. but GO is not a
T-SQL command and it works only inside Query analyser. if
the same string i execute through VB code by using
connection.execute, it doesn't recognise GO so i removed
it. It works for creating tables if i remove GO and
execute through VB-code. now i have to run this
query "CREATE VIEW" from my vb code and at one go as i do
for tables, i want to create all the views. ur suggestions
are welcome.
Billi98Hello,
The GO statement only works through osql and isql (or in
this case Query Analyser).
All it does is signal the end of Transact-SQL statements,
including creating views SP or tables.
To be honest I am not too sure what your asking, you do
not actually need it when you are creating a view, but its
a 'nice to have' is you have a script you need running
though QA.
J
>--Original Message--
>Dear Sender,
>I know that this is b'coz of GO statement. but GO is not
a
>T-SQL command and it works only inside Query analyser. if
>the same string i execute through VB code by using
>connection.execute, it doesn't recognise GO so i removed
>it. It works for creating tables if i remove GO and
>execute through VB-code. now i have to run this
>query "CREATE VIEW" from my vb code and at one go as i do
>for tables, i want to create all the views. ur
suggestions
>are welcome.
>Billi98
>
>.
>|||You cannot combine CREATE VIEW with any other command in the same batch ("execution"). So you need to loop the
input file, and each time you find a GO, execute what you have in the buffer.
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
"billi98" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49f701c42c33$be5f7e20$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> Dear Sender,
> I know that this is b'coz of GO statement. but GO is not a
> T-SQL command and it works only inside Query analyser. if
> the same string i execute through VB code by using
> connection.execute, it doesn't recognise GO so i removed
> it. It works for creating tables if i remove GO and
> execute through VB-code. now i have to run this
> query "CREATE VIEW" from my vb code and at one go as i do
> for tables, i want to create all the views. ur suggestions
> are welcome.
> Billi98
>

Creating View

Dear Sender,
I know that this is b'coz of GO statement. but GO is not a
T-SQL command and it works only inside Query analyser. if
the same string i execute through VB code by using
connection.execute, it doesn't recognise GO so i removed
it. It works for creating tables if i remove GO and
execute through VB-code. now i have to run this
query "CREATE VIEW" from my vb code and at one go as i do
for tables, i want to create all the views. ur suggestions
are welcome.
Billi98You cannot combine CREATE VIEW with any other command in the same batch ("ex
ecution"). So you need to loop the
input file, and each time you find a GO, execute what you have in the buffer
.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
"billi98" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49f701c42c33$be5f7e20$a601280a@.phx.gbl...
> Dear Sender,
> I know that this is b'coz of GO statement. but GO is not a
> T-SQL command and it works only inside Query analyser. if
> the same string i execute through VB code by using
> connection.execute, it doesn't recognise GO so i removed
> it. It works for creating tables if i remove GO and
> execute through VB-code. now i have to run this
> query "CREATE VIEW" from my vb code and at one go as i do
> for tables, i want to create all the views. ur suggestions
> are welcome.
> Billi98
>