Enable Always Encrypted enclave connection parameters (#919)

* Enable the enclave connection parameters.

* Update the switch statement to use the enum constants for EnclaveAttestationProtocol

* Update verbiage for Always Encrypted connection options

* Update the argument exception to chose one specific to this connection option

* Add resource logic to resource files.

* Add error checking for when enclave parameters are added and Always Encrypted is set to disabled.

* Add/Update unit tests
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Jeff Trimmer
2020-02-18 15:33:12 -08:00
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9 changed files with 1875 additions and 1667 deletions

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<comment>.
Parameters: 0 - columnEncryptionSetting (string) </comment>
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<data name="ConnectionServiceConnStringInvalidEnclaveAttestationProtocol" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Invalid value &apos;{0}&apos; for EnclaveAttestationProtocol. Valid values are &apos;AAS&apos; and &apos;HGS&apos;.</value>
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Parameters: 0 - enclaveAttestationProtocol (string) </comment>
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@@ -35,6 +35,10 @@ ConnectionServiceConnStringInvalidAuthType(string authType) = Invalid value '{0}
ConnectionServiceConnStringInvalidColumnEncryptionSetting(string columnEncryptionSetting) = Invalid value '{0}' for ComlumEncryption. Valid values are 'Enabled' and 'Disabled'.
ConnectionServiceConnStringInvalidEnclaveAttestationProtocol(string enclaveAttestationProtocol) = Invalid value '{0}' for EnclaveAttestationProtocol. Valid values are 'AAS' and 'HGS'.
ConnectionServiceConnStringInvalidAlwaysEncryptedOptionCombination = The Attestation Protocol and Enclave Attestation URL requires Always Encrypted to be set to Enabled.
ConnectionServiceConnStringInvalidIntent(string intent) = Invalid value '{0}' for ApplicationIntent. Valid values are 'ReadWrite' and 'ReadOnly'.
ConnectionServiceConnectionCanceled = Connection canceled