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Whats wrong on my parameters?

Silke Auer August 9, 2017

Hi all, can you please tell me, why this 

assignee in membersOf(Mustererkennung) AND ("status = open") >= '2017-06-13' AND ("status = open") <= '2017-06-20' ORDER BY ("status = open")

doesn't work. I want to know all open jira issues in a specific week.

 

Thanks

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Silke Auer August 9, 2017

10000 thanks - this is surviving my entire day ;)))

is there also a possibility to show only open issues (right now I am also getting closed one's)

Where can I find all words for the query's

 

Thomas Schlegel
Community Champion
August 9, 2017

you're welcome :-)

if you want to see only open issues, add "and status = open" to your query:

assignee in membersOf(Mustererkennung) AND status was open DURING ('2017-06-13', '2017-06-20') and status = open

You can find a full documentation of JQL here: 

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver073/advanced-searching-861256227.html

BTW, if you think, your question is answered, please mark it as answered. With that mark, other user can find answered questions more easy, thank you.

Silke Auer August 9, 2017

that really solved my problem. thanks alot for your help ;)

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Thomas Schlegel
Community Champion
August 9, 2017

Hi Silke,

try that:

assignee in membersOf(Mustererkennung) AND status was open DURING ('2017-06-13', '2017-06-20') order by status asc

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