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# Downloading data
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Once data has been stored in PEP, it can be downloaded by [authorized](Access-control#data-access) users. This is commonly achieved by means of [the `pepcli pull` command](Using-pepcli#pull). In its most basic form, the command is invoked to download data for a specific participant (identifier) and column (name), e.g.:
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Data stored in PEP can be downloaded by [authorized](Access-control#data-access) users. This is commonly achieved by means of [the `pepcli pull` command](Using-pepcli#pull). In its most basic form, the command is invoked to download data for a specific participant (identifier) and column (name), e.g.:
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/app/pepcli pull -p POM162733743006 -c Holter.Visit1
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```
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Data for multiple participants and/or columns can be downloaded in one fell swoop by specifying more of the corresponding switches. E.g.:
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Data for multiple participants and/or columns can be downloaded in one fell swoop by specifying corresponding switches multiple times. E.g.:
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/app/pepcli pull -p POM162733743006 -p POM390792184872 -p 834735705658 -c Holter.Visit1 -c Holter.Visit2 -c IsTestParticipant
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