How to get the opened, resolved and outstanding bugs for each fix versions?

Question

I already extracted for project wise by using below query but i need to add fix versions condition to this below query. How to do that?

SELECT 
B_DATE AS `DATE`, Project_Id AS `PROJECT ID`, `PROJECT NAME`,
Opend AS OPENED, Rslvd AS RESOLVED,
(@runtot := IF(Project_Id = @prev_project, ((@runtot+Opend) - Rslvd),(Opend - Rslvd))) AS Outstanding,
@prev_project := Project_Id AS temp_project
FROM (
SELECT bc.B_DATE, bc.Project_Id,
pr.pname AS `PROJECT NAME`,
MAX(CASE WHEN bc.BUG_status = 'O' THEN bc.Bug_cnt ELSE 0 END) AS Opend,
MAX(CASE WHEN bc.BUG_status = 'R' THEN bc.Bug_cnt ELSE 0 END) AS Rslvd FROM (
SELECT DATE(CREATED) AS B_DATE, 'O' AS BUG_status, project AS Project_Id,
 COUNT(DISTINCT(ID)) AS Bug_cnt FROM jiraissue 
 GROUP BY DATE(CREATED), project
UNION ALL
SELECT DATE(UPDATED) AS B_DATE, 'R' AS BUG_status, project AS Project_Id, 
 COUNT(IF(issuestatus = 5 OR issuestatus = 6 OR issuestatus = 10109,issuestatus,NULL)) AS Bug_cnt 
 FROM jiraissue GROUP BY DATE(UPDATED), project) bc LEFT OUTER JOIN project pr ON (bc.Project_Id = pr.ID)
 GROUP BY bc.B_DATE, bc.Project_Id 
 ORDER BY bc.Project_Id) bcc , (SELECT @runtot:=0, @prev_project := NULL) c

Immediate assistance will be more appreciate-able.

Vimal Annamalai · Answer

I done it with myself. Thanks for you suggestion and i will not pull data from production. We have done master, slave replication. So all my request will go to slave only.

"Create a report with Tableau" is not a requirement, it's a solution.  And, in this case, it's the wrong solution. -- Sorry to say, you have taken it wrongly.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Answer

"Create a report with Tableau" is not a requirement, it's a solution.  And, in this case, it's the wrong solution.

Your requirement is reporting on the status of bugs.  Jira does that already.

Re-inventing a wheel that will be poorly implemented, liable to failure and likely to cause more issues is the wrong thing to do.

But, if you must, then you need to join the nodeassociation table, many times, to each issue, then use the results to read the projectversion table.

Is it safe to assume your SQL will be run against a replicated copy of the Jira database by the way?  If it is not, then you're going to cause performance issues in production if you continue down this road.

Vimal Annamalai · Answer

@Nic Brough -Adaptavist-, But my requirement to create a report tableau. So, I will collect this data via tableau and creating the report.

I don't have any other chance to move around other than SQL. Because some other non-jira reports are dependency to this report. Can i get some idea?