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JIRA total number of Issues and comments per project

Paul DeSousa1

Hi all,

What I am looking for is something that I can create a report such as:

Project 1 - 120 issues (10 not closed/resolved), total of 400 comments (50 comments on open issues)

Project 2 - ...

I have read that the JIRA toolkit plugin can "The JIRA Toolkit Plugin highlights issues that receive a lot of comments and attachments. Add these columns to list view to easily see which issues may need attention or are taking a lot of collaborative work to resolve."

which is close but first I cannot find where the plugin list such information and secondly I need totals of the number of comments and number of attachments for each project. Additionally I would like to know the total size each project takes up with all things added together.

Thanks in advance!

Robert

Accepted answers

Norman Abramovitz

Comments are in the jiraaction table. You should join by the jiraaction.issueid field to the jiraissue.ID field and restrict the selection using the jiraaction.actiontype = 'comment'

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Norman Abramovitz

Would SQL statements to collect your information work for you?

Paul DeSousa1

Yes. I already have the issue counts I just need to find out the total comments. I cannot seem to find that in the SQL database. We use MySQL.

Norman Abramovitz

Comments are in the jiraaction table. You should join by the jiraaction.issueid field to the jiraissue.ID field and restrict the selection using the jiraaction.actiontype = 'comment'

Paul DeSousa1

Thank you. I am not a SQL expert but I will give it a try. This seems to give me the number I am looking for: SELECT count(*) FROM jira.jiraaction WHERE jiraaction.actiontype = 'comment'; Do you know how I would do this same thing for attachments as well?

Paul DeSousa1

I've found it with the JIRA CLI from Bob Swift, which puts me into an environment I am comfortable in, the command line! Thanks again!

Norman Abramovitz

If you still need the attachment information, I can give you that as well. I found the sql way for read only access to be faster and less intrusive on the overall system for reporting purposes.

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