The My Account page allows you to view and manage details about your Tetra Data Platform (TDP) account.

You can use the My Account page to do the following:

• Change your password
• Create a personal token for authentication
• Get credentials to query SQL tables in third-party applications
• Rotate your SQL credentials
• Filter your organizations
• Switch to another organization or set your default organization

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NOTE

You can also access information about your organizations and manage them on the Organization Settings page.

Access the My Account Page

To view the My Account page, do the following:

1. Sign in to the Tetra Data Platform (TDP).
2. In the left navigation menu, choose My Account. The My Account page opens.

Change Your Password

To change your password, do the following:

1. Open the My Account page.
2. In the Name section, choose the Change Password button. A Change Password dialog appears.
3. For CURRENT PASSWORD, enter your current password. For NEW PASSWORD, enter a new password that conforms to the level of complexity required by your organization.
4. For RETYPE PASSWORD, re-enter the new password.
5. Choose OK.

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NOTE

If you don't have access to your current password, see Reset a Forgotten Password.

Copy a Personal Token for Authentication

The TDP uses a personal JSON Web Token (JWT) to authenticate users. To access your organization's Tetra Data outside of the TDP user interface, you can make a copy of your personal token. For example, you can access your data through the TetraScience API or the SDK by using a copy of your personal token. For more information, see Authentication.

To copy your personal token for authentication, do the following:

1. Open the My Account page.
2. In the PERSONAL TOKEN section, select the Generate Token button. A Personal Access Token dialog appears that prompts you to copy your token to a secure location.
3. Copy the personal token by selecting the copy icon next to the token value.
4. Choose OK.

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IMPORTANT

You can't access the full token value again after you close the Personal Access Token dialog. If you lose access to the token value after closing the dialog, you must generate a new personal token.

Get Credentials to Query SQL Tables in Third-Party Applications

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Admin users must generate SQL credentials on the Organizations Settings page in the SQL Access tab. For instructions, see Get Org-Level Credentials to Query SQL Tables in Third-Party Applications.

To generate your own SQL credentials to query Amazon Athena SQL tables in third-party applications, do the following:

1. Open the My Account page.
2. In the SQL CREDENTIALS section, select the Generate Credentials button to create SQL credentials. This option appears only if you haven't created SQL credentials before. Otherwise, the button displays as Rotate Credentials. A Created New SQL Credentials dialog appears that displays your ACCESS KEY and SECRET KEY along with a dropdown that lists the following additional connection parameters:
   • Drivers: Provides the option to download either the latest JDBC or ODBC driver. For more information, see What Driver Should I Use?.
   • URL: Shows the URL to your TDP organization's instance.
   • S3OUTPUTLOCATION: Shows the location in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) where query results will be stored.
3. Copy each credential value to a secure location by selecting the copy icon next to each value.
4. Choose Close.

Rotate SQL Credentials

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IMPORTANT

You can have one set of SQL credentials active at a time only. If you choose Rotate Credentials, the new set of generated credentials will cause the previous set of credentials to stop working.

To rotate your existing SQL credentials to querySQL tables in third-party applications, do the following:

1. Open the My Account page.
2. In the SQL CREDENTIALS section, select the Rotate Credentials button. New SQL credentials appear.

Filter Your Organizations

To filter the list of your organizations by name, slug, and role, do the following:

1. Open the My Account page.
2. In the My Organizations section, enter the information that you want to filter for in the associated text field at the top of each column (NAME, SLUG, ROLE, DEFAULT, CURRENT). The list filters itself as you enter text or select any of the drop-down list options.
3. (Optional) To refine your list by applying filter operators, select the filter icon next to each text field. For more information, see Organization Filters and Organization Filter Operators.

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For filter fields with a drop-down list, the filters listed are the only filter options that you can apply to that field. Text fields contain a standard set of operators that are listed in the following Organization Filter Operators table.

Organization Filters

Organization Filter Operators

Switch to Another Organization or Set Your Default Organization

To switch between organizations or to set your default organization, do the following:

1. Open the My Account page.
2. In the My Organizations section, find the name of the organization that you want to either switch to or make your default organization. For instructions, see Filter Your Organizations.
3. In the far right column of the organization’s row, select the hamburger menu icon. Then, choose from one of the following options:
   • To switch to the organization, choose Switch to this Organization.
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   • To set the organization as your default organization, choose Set as Default Organization.

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NOTE

You can have one default organization at a time only. After you configure a new default organization, you are automatically placed into the newly designated default organization the next time you sign in to the TDP.