Stores verification tokens for users - e.g. tokens for email, phone or two-factor authentication. Entity: Sec_User_Provider_Tokens (Introduced in version 18.2)
Actual value depends on Login_Provider_Name and Token_Name. Could be null because the presence of (User_Id, Login_Provider_Name and Token_Name) might be enough for some providers.
Name of the login provider. Could be Facebook, Twitter, E1UserStore, etc
Property
Value
Auto Complete
no
Data Filter
no
Default Value
None
Enter Stop
yes
Ignore for Insert Order
no
Is Entity Name
no
Max Length
450
Order
2147483647
Ownership Reference
no
Pasword
no
Picture
no
Primary Key
no
Readonly
no
RTF
no
Sortable
no
Summary Type
None
Supports EQUALS_IN
no
Type
nvarchar(450)
UI Memo Editor
no
UI Width
Medium
User Login
no
Visible
yes
Login_Provider_Name - Supported Filters
Filter Type
Default
Include Nulls
Hidden by Default
Equals
NULL
no
no
Token_Name
What kind of token we store, Could be (but is not limited to): AuthenticatorKey (two-factor auth), RecoveryCodes (password recovery)
Property
Value
Auto Complete
no
Data Filter
no
Default Value
None
Enter Stop
yes
Ignore for Insert Order
no
Is Entity Name
no
Max Length
450
Order
2147483647
Ownership Reference
no
Pasword
no
Picture
no
Primary Key
no
Readonly
no
RTF
no
Sortable
no
Summary Type
None
Supports EQUALS_IN
no
Type
nvarchar(450)
UI Memo Editor
no
UI Width
Medium
User Login
no
Visible
yes
Token_Name - Supported Filters
Filter Type
Default
Include Nulls
Hidden by Default
Equals
NULL
no
no
Token_Value
Actual value depends on Login_Provider_Name and Token_Name. Could be null because the presence of (User_Id, Login_Provider_Name and Token_Name) might be enough for some providers.