How d'you find accepted stories JIRA, that didnt have a "fix version" after you hit complete sprint?

[Eric Anthony Trisilla]

No more details... well, okay maybe a little more. 

I have worked mostly in ASANA and now have been thrown into the deep end with JIRA. 

I have been trying to wait until we are ready to release to attach a fix version to a user story. This last sprint, that idea came back to bite me. I have several user stories, I don't remember the epic tag, the story ID or even what project they were tied to. BUT, I was hoping there was a place that unaccepted stories would go IF they DID NOT have a fix version already in place? 
I thought this would be a simple question, and one I could easily find. NOPE... and the powers that be here have not been avialable... and google has failed me and i have searched for fix versions, scrum process, JIRA, JIRA Support, User stories without a fix version and about 6 other searches for this subject. I can't believe that NO one has ever accepted a story without a fix version and then had to go find it AFTER ending the sprint. SOMEONE has to know this. thank you. 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

Go to the advanced search (JQL) and try simply:

fixversion is empty

This clause will find all issues with no fix version set.  Obviously, you'll want to add other clauses (like "project = X and ..." and probably something that searches for whatever it is that defines your "accepted" thing)

[Eric Anthony Trisilla]

Thanks... this was helpful. 
project = "name of project" and issuetype = story and fixVersion is EMPTY 

Seems similar to MySQL, if so, thanks, this was very helpful. 

[Bill Sheboy]

Hi @Eric Anthony Trisilla -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Yes, and...to Nic's comments: What is an "accepted story"? Seems like an antipattern smell when you seem to indicate your team is using Scrum.

Thanks and best regards,
Bill