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  1. Using Distributional
  2. Access Controls

Tokens

Tokens are used for programmatic access to the dbnl platform.

Personal Access Tokens

A personal access token is a token that can be used for programmatic access to the dbnl platform through the SDK.

Tokens are not revocable at this time. Please remember to keep your tokens safe.

Permissions

A personal access token has the same permissions as the user that created it. See Users and Permissions for more details about permissions.

Token permissions are resolved at use time, not creation time. As such, changing the user permissions after creating a personal access token will change the permissions of the personal access token.

Create a Personal Access Token

To create a new personal access token, go to ☰ > Personal Access Tokens and click Create Token.

Personal access tokens are implemented using JSON Web Tokens and are not persisted. Tokens cannot be recovered if lost and a new token will need to be created.

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