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Query Help Please

Rawl Ramnidh

Hi Friends, I'm trying to do a query that will give me this kind of result:

List all stories with an Epic listed in this Query.

Query A:

All Epics with a few specified PORTs aka 'Initiative Link' or 'Product Deliverable'

Query B:

All Stories that have those Epics listed in Query A

I have Query A working, showing the lists of Epics, but now it seems I can't get a working Query to list the Stories that have those Epics.

There would probably need to be some nesting. For some reason, it's not working.

This reasonable looking attempt did not work:

Type = Story and Epic in (Type = Epic AND "Product Deliverable" in (PORT-1111, PORT-, PORT-2222, PORT-3333)

Error in the JQL Query: Expecting ',' or ')' but got '='. (line 1, character 32)

Accepted answers

Bill Sheboy

Hi @Rawl Ramnidh -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

JQL is not a SQL, and so it cannot do a join/query like that.

If you need this type of query often, please investigate purchase of marketplace apps which enhance JQL features: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search

If you need this only once: consider exporting your list of epic keys to a spreadsheet, turn those results into a CSV list of keys, and then paste that into your second query, such as:

Type = Story and Epic in (myEpic-123, myEpic-456, etc.)

Kind regards,
Bill

All comments

Bill Sheboy

Hi @Rawl Ramnidh -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

JQL is not a SQL, and so it cannot do a join/query like that.

If you need this type of query often, please investigate purchase of marketplace apps which enhance JQL features: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search

If you need this only once: consider exporting your list of epic keys to a spreadsheet, turn those results into a CSV list of keys, and then paste that into your second query, such as:

Type = Story and Epic in (myEpic-123, myEpic-456, etc.)

Kind regards,
Bill

Kristján Geir Mathiesen

Hi @Rawl Ramnidh and welcome to the Community!

As @Bill Sheboy said, the queries can't be joined. However, you can use one Jira filter inside of another filter. For example, if you have a filter with the name "Assigned to KGM" that shows certain subset of issues. And then you want to exclude issues from ZDIG from that, you can do:

filter in("Assigned to KGM") AND project != ZDIG

Probably not quite what you were are looking for but hopefully leads you down a good path. Also note that some apps from the Marketplace add new JQL functionality that can be extremely useful.

HTH,
KGM

Rawl Ramnidh

Thanks for this. Good to know!

Rawl Ramnidh

I see, thanks for the explanation. I followed and was able to get some useful results.

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