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Querying the Current JIRA Database

Adolfo Casari

I am running the query quoted here:

in Script Console, but I get: null

Scriptrunner version is 3.1.4

JIRA 6.4.9

Thanks in advance,

Accepted answers

Adolfo Casari

Looks that the Script Console only show results if you use return in the code, so instead of:

log.debug sb.toString()

I use

return sb.toString()

to show the results of the query.

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Jeff Louwerse

Personally I use the built in method to query JIRA's internal tables . They replacing your connection declaration with this one. I cant say for sure it will work as it as I use pure java implementation.

import com.atlassian.jira.ofbiz.DefaultOfBizConnectionFactory; 
Connection conn = new DefaultOfBizConnectionFactory().getConnection();

Adolfo Casari

Thanks. Tried that but I still get null.

Adolfo Casari

Looks that the Script Console only show results if you use return in the code, so instead of:

log.debug sb.toString()

I use

return sb.toString()

to show the results of the query.

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