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Trouble filtering issues with specific statuses and dates

Jake Holman
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March 19, 2013

I'm having some problems getting JIRA's filtering working the way I want, and their JQL documetation isn't helping.

Here's what I'm trying to do:

  1. See issues across multiple project (Achieved)
  2. See specific issue types (Achieved)
  3. See specific issue statuses (Achieved)
  4. For one specific issue status, I only want to see issues that have been updated in the past 5 days (Need Help Here)

The idea behind (4) is to keep the filter relatively clean, so it's logical to ignore any "Closed" issue that hasn't been updated in at least 5 days.

Here's my JQL statement

project in (AI, HD, CON) AND issuetype in (Bug, Story) AND status = Closed AND updated <= -5d OR status in ("In Staging", "Rejected") AND issuetype in (Bug, Story) ORDER BY Rank ASC

However, the "updated <= -5d" seems to be ignored, and returns pretty much any story that's closed, regardless of when it was last updated.

Is this just not achievable in JIRA?

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JamieA
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March 19, 2013

project in(AI, HD, CON) AND issuetype in(Bug, Story) AND (status = Closed AND updated <= -5d) OR (status in("In Staging", "Rejected") ) ORDER BY Rank ASC

You need to separate your two separate clauses with parentheses.

Issuetype was in there twice which is redundant.

Jake Holman
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March 19, 2013

Thanks Jamie. I'd experimented with Parenthesis but ran into problems, my limited knowledge of "JQL" made me think that perhaps parenthesis wasn't understood so removed them.

I flipped "updated <= -5d" to "updated >= -5d" which seems to finally be giving me what I expected. I found that syntax incredibly odd.

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March 19, 2013

Your brackets are not set correctly! The OR clauses must be in in brackets.