Name, certificate_id, principal_id, pvt_key_encryption_type You can view the certificates registered in a database using the below query SELECT TO FILE = N 'C:\Workspace\Cert1_AdventureWorks2012_BACKUP.cer' WITH PRIVATE KEYįILE = N 'C:\Workspace\Cert1_AdventureWorks2012_BACKUP.pvk',ĮNCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = N Certificates registered in Database To Backup Certificate from SQL Server, Please use the below T-SQL Command USE AdventureWorks2012īACKUP CERTIFICATE Cert1_AdventureWorks2012 Register Certificate in SQL Server CREATE CERTIFICATE Cert1_AdventureWorks2012įROM FILE = N 'C:\Workspace\Cert1_AdventureWorks2012.cer' WITH PRIVATE KEYįILE = N 'C:\Workspace\Cert1_AdventureWorks2012.pvk', Once we create the X-509 certificate, we can use this to Register Certificates in SQL Server using the below T-SQL command, Please make sure you have created the Service Master Key and Database Master Key before this step Once the certificate is created, you will get the “Succeeded” messageĪlso you can open the created Certificate file to view the details Once you have created the Password, it prompt you again to confirm and create the certificate You can run the above utility from Command Prompt, it will prompt you to create Password for accessing Private Key n Name of Certificate (Subject of Certificate) The details of the parameters are as follows n "CN=SQL Server 2012 - Encryption Demo Certificate"Ĭ:\Workspace\Cert1_AdventureWorks2012.cer Makecert.exe -sv "C:\Workspace\Cert1_AdventureWorks2012.pvk" Internal use X-509 Certificates can be generated using MakeCert.exe utility, Please find the below syntax
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