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Introduction to REST API

Getting Information About My Organization

Working with Object Metadata

Working with Records

Delete Lightning Experience Event Series

Working with Searches and Queries

Get an Image from a Rich Text Area Field

Insert or Update Blob Data

Working with Recently Viewed Information

Managing User Passwords

Manage User Passwords

Working with Approval Processes and Process Rules

Using Event Monitoring

Using Composite Resources

Generating an OpenAPI 3.0 Document for sObjects REST API (Beta)

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Managing User Passwords

Managing User Passwords

The examples in this section use REST API resources to manage user passwords, such as setting or resetting passwords.

Manage User Passwords
Use the sObject User Password resource to set, reset, or get information about a user password. Use the HTTP GET method to get password expiration status, the HTTP POST method to set the password, and the HTTP DELETE method to reset the password.