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Jira Insight Filter Objects based on another attribute

Marco Hasenfratz

I try todo the following:

I have a Object in Insight, called "Logins", this Object has two fields:

- "Related Application" - Type: Object / Type Value: Another Object called "Applications"

- "Related Privileges" - Type: Object / Type Value: Another Object called "Privileges"

The Object "Privileges" contains (among others) the Attribut "Accossiated Application", here the Object "Applications" is choosen. (outbound connection)

Now the issue:

In Object "Logins" I set the attribut "Related Application". Then I choose the attribut "Related Privilegs" but for this Object, there souldn't be all available privileges visible, only the ones for the Application i choosed.

So i wanna "Filter" the content, based which is choosen at "Related Application" in the other attribute.

Is there a possibility todo such a filtering?

Accepted answers

PD Sheehan

Yes, in your Login attributes, click the config wheel for the Related Privileges attribute.

In filter objects, you can enter an IQL like:

"Associated Application" = ${Related Application}

If Related Application allows mulitples, the IQL will be

"Associated Application" in ${Related Application${0}}

or (I am never sure)

"Associated Application" in (${Related Application${0}})

All comments

PD Sheehan

Yes, in your Login attributes, click the config wheel for the Related Privileges attribute.

In filter objects, you can enter an IQL like:

"Associated Application" = ${Related Application}

If Related Application allows mulitples, the IQL will be

"Associated Application" in ${Related Application${0}}

or (I am never sure)

"Associated Application" in (${Related Application${0}})

Marco Hasenfratz

Hi Peter, thank you!! Its working!!

Andrea Scova

Very useful, I'd suggest to have this feature better documented. I had an hard time finding a solution since I finally got here!

PD Sheehan

This is documented here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicemanagementserver/advanced-placeholders-1044784599.html

I preferred the documentation when it was on the old mindville site. The new site relies on knowing the right search terms. You can't just browse all the pages and read them systematically.

Robert_r3cnxo

Thanks!

Steve Pace_12of6i

This works for me directly from Assets but would like to know if it can work when filling out a request form in Service desk .

PD Sheehan

Yes that will work in jira and jsm forms as well.

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