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- Viewed 115k times18edited Apr 1, 2009 at 19:54UPDATE table SET Password = MD5(Password)
I will say though that MD5 isn't a very good level of encryption and you should consider something stronger such as ENCRYPT with a custom salt. Read about it here
EDIT: Looks like the original question changed. Here's the altered query to accomodate
UPDATE table SET Password = MD5(Password) WHERE ID!=[specified index]EDIT: Worth noting
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