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Multiple JQL queries in a single report

Rajesh Dhuri

We have a requirement where we need to combine the results of multiple filters/jql's into a single report.

Is there a plugin available for the same? Could anyone please suggest how could we achieve this?

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

Depends on what kind od report you are looking for!.Checked the filter statistics gadget?

Rajesh Dhuri

Unfortunately, this plugin won't help. Allow me to explain it further, suppose I have written one JQL for a jira project 'TEST One'.

eg. project = TO and issuetype = "Bug"

and another jql for another project 'Test Two'

eg. project = TT and issuetype = "Bug"

I want the results for both JQL's in a single report in Jira. Can I use a join?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

No, you need to merge the two queries together.

Project in (TT, TO) and issuetype = "Bug"

Theinvisibleman

I think both of those queries work, based on a quick test that I just did.

Contact Kintosoft

The SQL for JIRA plugin is able to achieve it seamlessly as it fully supports JQL integrated with SQL. The SQL language supports the UNIION command for that. Ex:

select * from ISSUES where JQL = 'project = TO and issuetype = Bug'
union
select * from ISSUES where JQL = 'project = TT and issuetype = Bug'

alternatively you might want to combine both JQL queries within a single one only:

select * 
from ISSUES 
where JQL = '(project = TO and issuetype = Bug) 
              OR (project = TT and issuetype = Bug)'

both queries would provide the same result data.

Keith Shaw_mfn3li

Thanks @Contact Kintosoft
This did not work in my most recent attempts.
Do you have a guide for users of the add-on or updated instructions on how to merge / unite complex JQL results ?

Contact Kintosoft

This part is pure SQL, therefore it is unmodified as it's part of the H2 core engine.

Perhaps there is some other error in your SQL+JQL query. (?)

Keith Shaw_mfn3li

Wow amazingly fast reply !
I actually found a very useful built-in function in JQL that allows this.

For example:
filter = "Active Issues where currentUser in summary, description, comments"
OR filter = "Active Issues where Participant = Current User"
OR filter = "Active issues where Watcher = Current User"

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Selecting-quot-OR-quot-value-of-multiple-filters/qaq-p/443271