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I know that there is a function in php called password_hash but can it be used with oracle too.
Please guide me in this as I am new to php.

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

I haven't tried anything yet.
Guys need your valuable suggesteions on tis.
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Updated 6-Aug-18 3:16am

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The function itself is not related to a specific database or environment where the PHP script is executed. It just creates a hash string from an input string. It is up to you to define what to do with the returned string.

You can store it in a database like any other string and query it later to pass it together with the plain password to PHP: password_verify - Manual[^] for verification.
 
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