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How to export assets data

Mayuri Kulkarni_bt4sdg

Hello,

I just want to know how to export assets data. I have multiple schemas, object types, objects and i want to export same data. Not able to find export feature in assets. Can you please assist us with this issue?

Thanks in advance.

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Marc -Devoteam-

Hi @Mayuri Kulkarni

According to Atlassian's documentation this should be possible if you are on Atlassian Cloud and have a Jira Service Management Premium or Enterprise subscription

These would be the steps to export:

Select Assets in the top navigation bar.
Select Object schemas.
Select the object schema where the objects are located.
Select the object type where the objects are located. Optionally, you can filter the objects using the object type filter search or advanced search.
Select the List view icon.
Select Bulk actions and select Export objects in the dropdown.
In the popup window:
1. Configure the settings for the export. The options are explained below.
2. Select Export. The objects will be exported as a CSV file.

The CSV file will contain the header record which is a comma separated (the default separator is a comma) string of all the names of the attributes for your exported object type. The subsequent rows are the data records for each of those attributes.

All comments

Marc -Devoteam-

Hi @Mayuri Kulkarni

According to Atlassian's documentation this should be possible if you are on Atlassian Cloud and have a Jira Service Management Premium or Enterprise subscription

These would be the steps to export:

Select Assets in the top navigation bar.
Select Object schemas.
Select the object schema where the objects are located.
Select the object type where the objects are located. Optionally, you can filter the objects using the object type filter search or advanced search.
Select the List view icon.
Select Bulk actions and select Export objects in the dropdown.
In the popup window:
1. Configure the settings for the export. The options are explained below.
2. Select Export. The objects will be exported as a CSV file.

Mayuri Kulkarni_bt4sdg

@Marc -Devoteam-Thank you so much. It is helpful

Moon_wrhy9h

Hi @Marc -Devoteam- , is it possible to export the asset data according to the selected column in listing view?

Igor Stojkovic_bwm6k2

Hi all,

As a reference, I just want to add a documentation link for the Assets export:

https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/export-objects/

Regards,

Igor

Arkadiusz Olszanowski

Is there possibility to connect Jira Assests database by Eclipse, DBeaver or any other tool and generate exports for multiple objects at the same time?

Marc -Devoteam-

HI @Moon

No this is not an option.

Irfan Suleman

I followed this but I don't see a header row containing the object attributes.

Irfan Suleman

I see the header row now, not sure what the issue was. Thanks

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