MYSQL: Base 64 Function call Reference
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I tried to use base64 function in mysql, but could find only a freeware/open source procedure to use it. Herewith I share the content and download-able file for you! Give the credit to the original Author. If you need ‘What is base64?”, here is the Wikipedia Reference:
The term Base64 refers to a specific MIME content transfer encoding. It is also used as a generic term for any similar encoding scheme that encodes binary data by treating it numerically and translating it into a base 64 representation. The particular choice of base is due to the history of character set encoding: one can choose a set of 64 characters that is both part of the subset common to most encodings, and also printable.
– Copyright (C) 2006 Ian Gulliver
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– MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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delimiter ‘
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS base64_data ‘
CREATE TABLE base64_data (c CHAR(1) BINARY, val TINYINT) ‘
INSERT INTO base64_data VALUES
(’A‘,0), (’B‘,1), (’C‘,2), (’D‘,3), (’E‘,4), (’F‘,5), (’G‘,6), (’H‘,7), (’I‘,8), (’J‘,9),
(’K‘,10), (’L‘,11), (’M‘,12), (’N‘,13), (’O‘,14), (’P‘,15), (’Q‘,16), (’R‘,17), (’S‘,18), (’T‘,19),
(’U‘,20), (’V‘,21), (’W‘,22), (’X‘,23), (’Y‘,24), (’Z‘,25), (’a‘,26), (’b‘,27), (’c‘,28), (’d‘,29),
(’e‘,30), (’f‘,31), (’g‘,32), (’h‘,33), (’i‘,34), (’j‘,35), (’k‘,36), (’l‘,37), (’m‘,38), (’n‘,39),
(’o‘,40), (’p‘,41), (’q‘,42), (’r‘,43), (’s‘,44), (’t‘,45), (’u‘,46), (’v‘,47), (’w‘,48), (’x‘,49),
(’y‘,50), (’z‘,51), (’0‘,52), (’1‘,53), (’2‘,54), (’3‘,55), (’4‘,56), (’5‘,57), (’6‘,58), (’7‘,59),
(’8‘,60), (’9‘,61), (’+‘,62), (’/‘,63), (’=‘,0) ‘
DROP FUNCTION IF EXISTS BASE64_DECODE ‘
CREATE FUNCTION BASE64_DECODE (input BLOB)
RETURNS BLOB
CONTAINS SQL
DETERMINISTIC
SQL SECURITY INVOKER
BEGIN
DECLARE ret BLOB DEFAULT ‘‘;
DECLARE done TINYINT DEFAULT 0;
IF input IS NULL THEN
RETURN NULL;
END IF;
each_block:
WHILE NOT done DO BEGIN
DECLARE accum_value BIGINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0;
DECLARE in_count TINYINT DEFAULT 0;
DECLARE out_count TINYINT DEFAULT 3;
each_input_char:
WHILE in_count < 4 DO BEGIN
DECLARE first_char CHAR(1);
IF LENGTH(input) = 0 THEN
RETURN ret;
END IF;
SET first_char = SUBSTRING(input,1,1);
SET input = SUBSTRING(input,2);
BEGIN
DECLARE tempval TINYINT UNSIGNED;
DECLARE error TINYINT DEFAULT 0;
DECLARE base64_getval CURSOR FOR SELECT val FROM base64_data WHERE c = first_char;
DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR SQLSTATE ‘02000‘ SET error = 1;
OPEN base64_getval;
FETCH base64_getval INTO tempval;
CLOSE base64_getval;
IF error THEN
ITERATE each_input_char;
END IF;
SET accum_value = (accum_value << 6) + tempval;
END;
SET in_count = in_count + 1;
IF first_char = ‘=‘ THEN
SET done = 1;
SET out_count = out_count – 1;
END IF;
END; END WHILE;
— We’ve now accumulated 24 bits; deaccumulate INTO bytes
– We have to work from the left, so use the third byte position and shift left
WHILE out_count > 0 DO BEGIN
SET ret = CONCAT(ret,CHAR((accum_value & 0xff0000) >> 16));
SET out_count = out_count – 1;
SET accum_value = (accum_value << 8) & 0xffffff;
END; END WHILE;
END; END WHILE;
RETURN ret;
END ‘
DROP FUNCTION IF EXISTS BASE64_ENCODE ‘
CREATE FUNCTION BASE64_ENCODE (input BLOB)
RETURNS BLOB
CONTAINS SQL
DETERMINISTIC
SQL SECURITY INVOKER
BEGIN
DECLARE ret BLOB DEFAULT ”;
DECLARE done TINYINT DEFAULT 0;
IF input IS NULL THEN
RETURN NULL;
END IF;
each_block:
WHILE NOT done DO BEGIN
DECLARE accum_value BIGINT UNSIGNED DEFAULT 0;
DECLARE in_count TINYINT DEFAULT 0;
DECLARE out_count TINYINT;
each_input_char:
WHILE in_count < 3 DO BEGIN
DECLARE first_char CHAR(1);
IF LENGTH(input) = 0 THEN
SET done = 1;
SET accum_value = accum_value << (8 * (3 – in_count));
LEAVE each_input_char;
END IF;
SET first_char = SUBSTRING(input,1,1);
SET input = SUBSTRING(input,2);
SET accum_value = (accum_value << 8) + ASCII(first_char);
SET in_count = in_count + 1;
END; END WHILE;
– We’ve now accumulated 24 bits; deaccumulate into base64 characters
– We have to work from the left, so use the third byte position and shift left
CASE
WHEN in_count = 3 THEN SET out_count = 4;
WHEN in_count = 2 THEN SET out_count = 3;
WHEN in_count = 1 THEN SET out_count = 2;
ELSE RETURN ret;
END CASE;
WHILE out_count > 0 DO BEGIN
BEGIN
DECLARE out_char CHAR(1);
DECLARE base64_getval CURSOR FOR SELECT c FROM base64_data WHERE val = (accum_value >> 18);
OPEN base64_getval;
FETCH base64_getval INTO out_char;
CLOSE base64_getval;
SET ret = CONCAT(ret,out_char);
SET out_count = out_count – 1;
SET accum_value = accum_value << 6 & 0xffffff;
END;
END; END WHILE;
CASE
WHEN in_count = 2 THEN SET ret = CONCAT(ret,‘=’);
WHEN in_count = 1 THEN SET ret = CONCAT(ret,‘==’);
ELSE BEGIN END;
END CASE;
END; END WHILE;
RETURN ret;
END ‘
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