Look in contrib/crypto (I think it was crypto). There are some hash
functions and other crpto stuffs in there.
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On Thu, 30 May 2002, Bryan White wrote:
> Does PostgreSQL have any built-in check sum or hash functions.
>
> I want to be able to compute a checksum of a string as I display a record to
> the user and when the user updates the record compare the checksum in the
> update statement. I can do the checksum on the client side but it would
> save the overhead of an additional select statement at update time if the
> checksum could be computed on the database backend.
>
> I know I could write my own function to do this but I first wanted to check
> if there was a function already setup to do it. I have looked at the
> documentation but did not find anything.
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