How to get personal token id list along with username, email address and user key using Database query
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Summary
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Database query to get a list of users with details such as username, email address and user key along with token id for users.
Solution
Warning: Backup your database before proceeding.
Before running any SQL in this article, create a full backup of your Jira database. This is a database-level operation with no undo other than restoring from backup. Only proceed if you're comfortable running SQL directly against the Jira database, and test on a staging or cloned environment first, wherever possible.
Below query will get you username, email address, user key and token id for all the users
⚠️ Below query has been tested with postgreSQL , MySQL and Oracle:
PostgreSQL
SELECT CU.USER_NAME ,CU.EMAIL_ADDRESS ,UM.USER_KEY , AFPT."TOKEN_ID"
FROM CWD_USER CU ,USER_MAPPING UM,"AO_81F455_PERSONAL_TOKEN" AFPT
WHERE CU.USER_NAME =UM.USERNAME AND UM.USER_KEY = AFPT."USER_KEY";Oracle
SELECT CU.USER_NAME ,CU.EMAIL_ADDRESS ,UM.USER_KEY , AFPT."TOKEN_ID"
FROM CWD_USER CU ,USER_MAPPING UM,"AO_81F455_PERSONAL_TOKEN" AFPT
WHERE CU.USER_NAME =UM.USERNAME AND UM.USER_KEY = AFPT."USER_KEY";MySQL
SELECT CU.USER_NAME ,CU.EMAIL_ADDRESS ,UM.USER_KEY , AFPT.TOKEN_ID
FROM cwd_user CU ,user_mapping UM,AO_81F455_PERSONAL_TOKEN AFPT
WHERE CU.USER_NAME =UM.USERNAME AND UM.USER_KEY = AFPT.USER_KEY;We have one KB article on Confluence Data Model. , which will give you more details in case you wish to modify the above query - depending upon the requirement.
Info
Personal access tokens (PATs) are a secure way to use scripts and integrate external applications with your Atlassian application. If an external system is compromised, you simply revoke the token instead of changing the password and consequently changing it in all scripts and integrations.
Personal access tokens are a safe alternative to using username and password for authentication with various services
More details about Using Personal Access Tokens can be found in the document.
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