The LOAD TABLE statement supports the column-spec keyword ENCRYPTED.
As you should for most passwords, choose a key value that cannot be easily guessed. Choose a value for that is at least 16 characters long, contains a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, and includes numbers and special characters. You will need this key each time you want to decrypt the data.
The ENCRYPTED column specification allows you to specify the encryption key and, optionally, the algorithm to use to encrypt the data that is loaded into the column. The target column for this load should be VARBINARY. Specifying other data types returns an error.
LOAD TABLE table_name ( plaintext_column_name, a_ciphertext_column_name NULL('nil') ENCRYPTED(varchar(6),'tHefiRstkEy') , another_encrypted_column ENCRYPTED(bigint,'thEseconDkeY','AES') ) FROM '/path/to/the/input/file' FORMAT ascii DELIMITED BY ';' ROW DELIMITED BY '\0xa' QUOTES OFF ESCAPES OFF
where the format of the input file for the LOAD TABLE statement is:
a;b;c; d;e;f; g;h;i;