ALTER DATABASE ENCRYPTION KEY (Transact-SQL) - SQL Server Alters an encryption key and certificate that is used for transparently encrypting a database For more information about transparent database encryption, see Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)
ALTER COLUMN ENCRYPTION KEY (Transact-SQL) - SQL Server When a column master key needs to be rotated (the current column master key needs to be replaced with the new column master key), you can add a new value of the column encryption key, encrypted with the new column master key
ALTER COLUMN ENCRYPTION KEY (Transact-SQL) - GitHub When a column master key needs to be rotated (the current column master key needs to be replaced with the new column master key), you can add a new value of the column encryption key, encrypted with the new column master key
sql-docs docs t-sql statements alter-database-encryption-key . . . - GitHub When the database owner (dbo) is changed, the database encryption key does not have to be regenerated After a database encryption key has been modified twice, a log backup must be performed before the database encryption key can be modified again
Changing Encryption on database from triple des to aes Is it better to upgrade to Sql Server 2016 before we change the encryption from Triple Des to AES or is it better to do this after the Sql Server instance has been upgraded
Managing SQL Server Master Keys for Encryption Behind the scenes, an encrypted copy of the Database Master Key is stored in the Master database, encrypted by the Service Master Key (this behavior can be changed using the ALTER MASTER KEY statement)