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spHash (Property) In french: mdpsHash
  Available only with these kinds of connection
The spHash property is used to: - Get the algorithm used for salting an item of type "Password". This property can be used for items of type "Password" defined in the data model editor or programmatically.
- Set the algorithm used for salting (only for "Password" items described programmatically).
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MyItem is Item Description
MyItem.Name = "Password"
MyItem.Type = hItemSecurePassword
MyItem.spDerivation = SP_PBKDF2
MyItem.spHash = SP_SHA2_256
MyItem.spIterationCount = 20000
MyItem.spLength = 256
HDescribeItem(AFile, MyItem)
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Syntax
Getting the algorithm used for salting an item of type "Password" Hide the details
<Salting algorithm> = <Data file>.<Item>.spHash
<Salting algorithm>: Integer constant Algorithm used for salting an item of type "Password":
| | | SP_SHA2_256 | Secure Hash Algorithm 256 (SHA-256) is used. | | SP_SHA2_512 | Secure Hash Algorithm 512 (SHA-512) is used. | | SP_SHA3_256 | Secure Hash Algorithm 3-256 (SHA-3 256) is used. | | SP_SHA3_512 | Secure Hash Algorithm 3-512 (SHA-3 512) is used. |
<Data file>: Character string Name of the file used. This name was defined in the data model editor or with the File Description type. <Item>: Character string Name of the item used. This name is defined in the data model editor or with the Item Description type.
Setting the algorithm used for salting a "Password" item (described programmatically) Hide the details
<Item>.spHash = <Salting algorithm>
<Item>: Character string Name of the item used. This name is defined with the Item Description type. <Salting algorithm>: Integer constant Algorithm used for salting an item of type "Password":
| | | SP_SHA2_256 | Secure Hash Algorithm 256 (SHA-256) is used. | | SP_SHA2_512 | Secure Hash Algorithm 512 (SHA-512) is used. | | SP_SHA3_256 | Secure Hash Algorithm 3-256 (SHA-3 256) is used. | | SP_SHA3_512 | Secure Hash Algorithm 3-512 (SHA-3 512) is used. |
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