Re: Password Data type in mysql
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Rick James
Date: April 30, 2012 12:46AM
When storing a 256-bit value, use BINARY(32) if it is in binary, or BINARY(64) if it is in hex.
See Rick's RoTs, Datatype section:
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Since GUID, UUID, MD5, and SHA1 are fixed length, VAR is not needed.
If they are in hex, don't bother with utf8; use BINARY or CHAR CHARSET ascii.
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