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JQL query (Component updations)

Rahul Aich [Nagra]
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May 1, 2014

Hi

I want to identify all issues where the component has been updated in the past 1 week.

Is it possible to do it with JQL?

Rahul

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Udo Brand
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May 1, 2014

Hi Rahul,

I'm not aware that this is possible with plain JQL. Maybe there are some plugins out there which can do this.

Rahul Aich [Nagra]
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May 21, 2014

thanks Udo..

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May 4, 2014

Or you can use SQL:

select newstring,author,g.created,pname from changeitem i ,changegroup g, project p, jiraissue j
where i.groupid=g.id
and j.id = g.issueid
and j.project = p.id
and i.field = 'Component'
and g.created > sysdate -7;