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QUESTION
I'm trying to create an asymmetric key from a file (Executable) in Azure SQL server. Basically I want to call Azure REST API from Azure SQL.
I tried with the Queries like
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-19 at 17:49The FROM FILE clause you is not supported in the CREATE ASYMMETRIC KEY statement in Azure SQL Database. In addition, CLR is not supported either, so will not be able to call REST APIs. The steps in the Call Azure REST API from SQL Server article apply to SQL Server, not Azure SQL Database.
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Jakub
QUESTION
I made one openssl command so I can automate it using scripting. I find all the options by visiting different questions and sites but could not find option for "An optional company name", I tried "optionalCompanyName" but it did not worked.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-16 at 17:56The defined attributes for the subject and issuer fields in a certificate are defined by ITU X.520.
There is no "optional company name" item defined.
I think what you are referring to is the "Organization Name" attribute type. This is defined with the LDAP-NAME of "O".
In you example:
"/C=GB/ST=London/L=London/O=XYZ/OU=XYZ UK/CN=$domain/emailAddress=some@some.com /challengePassword=strongpass/optionalCompanyName=PROBLEM"
It's the "/O=XYZ" so the "Organization" (or company name) is "XYZ".
Update:
After some reading I see where you are coming from as I never some across this before:
"An optional company name:" is "unstructuredName".
"unstructuredName" and "challengePassword" is part of a certificate request only. So it's NOT part of the subject. So you shouldn't use "/challengePassword=strongpass" in your subject line.
You can see this in a default openssl.conf file:
QUESTION
The following code generates different characters based on choices taken by the user previously using a bool function. The user can choose whether or not to have some of the characters, such as "numbers" or "Uppercase characters".
The issue I'm having is that after I've implemented a switch/case system to fully randomize which character goes first, the choices aren't respected anymore.
Per example, the user can choose numbers off, yet sometimes numbers will still show up in the sequence. This does not occur with the switch taken off for randomization purposes (which keeps the sequence to Lowercase+Uppercase+Symbols+Numbers).
Should I be using if/else here, or is something else most likely wrong with the rest of the code?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-07 at 20:55To answer the question, "Should I be using if/else here" - Sure. It is perfectly acceptable to use a if/else
statement within a switch
case
statement.
QUESTION
i am trying to deploy to heroku but its not working for me i am getting errors.Please help new to web development.I dont know whats missing i did the heroku part correctly nothing missing from there.i have a requirement.txt and runtime.txt and a templates folder having home.html and price.html
file structure
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-06 at 18:14The problem was server was not recognizing the "templates" folder for some kind of reason so i specify it in the app init
QUESTION
I am trying to create a service principal using the azure sdk. However, I am receiving an error
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-10 at 02:48As I mentioned that if we want to create servicePrincipal then the resource should be http://graph.windows.net
or https://graph.microsoft.com
.
So we need to add the permisson to operate the Azure AD Graph API or Microsoft Graph API.
And don't forget Grant permission
.
I test it with Azure Active Directory API. I works correctly on my side.
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