Hello @Roja Gurram , welcome to atlassian community! See created > startOfMonth(-2) ORDER BY created DESC and Search for issues that were created on previous month
Hi Sachin,
Is this the article created > startOfMonth(-2) ORDER BY created DESC or Query ? If article i have read this already JQL is not there for last 3 months.
Can you please provide the exact filter for last 3 months pls ?
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This is the JQL (filter) last three months:
- created > startOfMonth(-2) ORDER BY created DESC
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Your welcome!
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That won't always give you the last 3 months though, will it? If you're at the beginning of a month, say 3rd of Oct, startOfMonth() will get you to 1st of Oct, less two months, 1st of Aug, you'd only get 64 days.
I think what Roja was after is more like created > startOfDay(-90)
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is it possible to find ALL issues which were in some statuses, not only CREATED that period?
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I guess it depends on how you interpret the question.
I would always interpret it as "Issues created within a period of 3 months back" in which case:
- "created > -90d ORDER BY created DESC"
would be more accurate IMO as i 90 days roughly adds up to 3 months.
However, if your thinking of it as if I am on any day in October, I want the see issues created for the months August, September and October (the past 3 actual months) . then the other Query is correct.
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