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NeilServices
7 years agoQrew Member
Matthew,
The API_Authenticate call has a parameter that allows you to request a 24 hour login - here in the guide:
https://help.quickbase.com/api-guide/index.html#authenticate.html#Request_Parameters
But you will be better off using a user token - they do not expire. Here is a brief description of usertokens - and how to set them up and use them:
https://help.quickbase.com/user-assistance/create_user_tokens.html
If you set one up - you don't need the initial step of authentication - you just use the usertoken in place of the ticket. Also note that usertokens don't require apptokens.
Neil
The API_Authenticate call has a parameter that allows you to request a 24 hour login - here in the guide:
https://help.quickbase.com/api-guide/index.html#authenticate.html#Request_Parameters
But you will be better off using a user token - they do not expire. Here is a brief description of usertokens - and how to set them up and use them:
https://help.quickbase.com/user-assistance/create_user_tokens.html
If you set one up - you don't need the initial step of authentication - you just use the usertoken in place of the ticket. Also note that usertokens don't require apptokens.
Neil