# STEP 2 - Renew access key

Once you have access to a common. You are able to use the SQL Editor located in the main (dashboard) page. To run an SQL command you will first have to set an access key.

In this section, we'll show you how to renew your access key.

Click on the Account Icon in the top-right navigation of your screen. 

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Once in the settings page, click on the submenu option "Renew access key". Once the request is complete you will receive a notification.

To see the notification click on the notification icon

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The Notifications drawer will open.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Good to know:** Once you dismiss the notification, this access key will disappear, so it's recommended to use a secrets manager for future use.
{% endhint %}

Congratulations. You have just renewed your access key to be used in queries.


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