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SQL to return for every project most recent updated date

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We are hosting > 100 projects in our JIRA instance. I'd like to know if all of these projects are active.

Current idea is to run a query that returns the most recent update date or create date for any issue, one for each project. So it doesn't matter which issue within the project it is. I just want to know when the last activity was.

Hope this makes sense. If you have a better way to gather this information would love to hear it.

If it makes a difference, we're running postgresql.

Thanks.

Accepted answers

Rodrigo Rosa

Hello team,

Please try the query from this previous answer:

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/176459

I've adapted it to postgres:

SELECT DISTINCT i.PROJECT, MIN(i.UPDATED) as "Last Updated", p.pname
FROM jiraissue i
INNER JOIN project p
ON p.ID = i.PROJECT
GROUP BY i.PROJECT, p.pname
ORDER BY MIN(i.UPDATED) ASC, i.PROJECT, p.pname

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Rodrigo Rosa

Hello team,

Please try the query from this previous answer:

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/176459

I've adapted it to postgres:

SELECT DISTINCT i.PROJECT, MIN(i.UPDATED) as "Last Updated", p.pname
FROM jiraissue i
INNER JOIN project p
ON p.ID = i.PROJECT
GROUP BY i.PROJECT, p.pname
ORDER BY MIN(i.UPDATED) ASC, i.PROJECT, p.pname

DI2E Licensing

That is Brilliant!!! Thank you so much.

DI2E Licensing

I spoke too soon. the results indicated for project ABC that the last update was on 2012-10-16. But when I search on issues for that project, I see updates as recent as 8 days ago. I'll play around with it. I see where you are going here.

DI2E Licensing

Okay, changed MIN to MAX and it's a thing of beauty! SELECT DISTINCT i.PROJECT, MAX(i.UPDATED) as "Last Updated", p.pname FROM jiraissue i INNER JOIN project p ON p.ID = i.PROJECT GROUP BY i.PROJECT, p.pname ORDER BY MAX(i.UPDATED) ASC, i.PROJECT, p.pname;

Cody Crandall

DI2E SysAdmin was right max and min needs to be switched for this query to work correctly. Thanks all!

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