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You can do this with the help of Smart QL app With smartql create a view with query select FLOOR(resolved TO DAY) resolution, avg(TIMESTAMPDIFF(minute, created, resolved)) td from core.issues where resolved between ? and ? group by FLOOR(resolved TO DAY) Then plan the SmartQL Chart Gadget on a dashboard. Configure as…
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With SmartQL - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql-sql-jql-easy-reporting?hosting=server&tab=overview - you can write, more or less following query: select jql.project, w.author, sum(w.timeworked) rawworked, AUX.ASDURATION(sum(w.timeworked))) prettyworked from table(AUX.JQL('id,…
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Try SmartQL - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql-sql-jql-easy-reporting?hosting=server&tab=overview You can write there following SQL query select * from changes This view from SmartQL contains issue changes, (affected and fixed versions). Just query issues from your project which changed fixedVersion…
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You can use advanced searching with JQL - those fields will be available there. See Atlassian manual - https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracore/blog/2015/07/search-jira-like-a-boss-with-jql. You can use also Smart QL to power your jira even more with searching and reporting…
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With SmartQL - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql-sql-jql-easy-reporting?hosting=server&tab=overview - you can run following query: select * from issues where created between TIMESTAMP '2016-11-01 00:00:00' and TIMESTAMP '2016-12-01 00:00:00' and extract(hour from created) > 8 and extract(hour from…
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You can try SmartQL - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql-sql-jql-easy-reporting?hosting=server&tab=overview With SmartQL you can use SQL, SQL and XPATH to extract data from views exposed by the addon. Then you can export data by csv. You can even connect external tools to the addon/JIRA with jdbc…
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JSD has SLA. Read this - https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedeskcloud/setting-up-slas-732528967.html . This a best tool to be escalate such tickets automatically, not by hand (which I presume you want to do with a mentioned query). With SLA you can automate a trigering email, escalate priority or simple view the new…
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Having some thoughts that I gave you incomplete answer. I believe the whole query would like as follows select steps.id issue, steps.oldstring step, steps.newstring nextstep, steps.lagged fromdate, steps.created todate from (select I.ID, CH.OLDSTRING, CH.NEWSTRING, lag(CH.CREATED, 1, I.CREATED) over W lagged, CH.CREATED…
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Could you provide an example? Smart QL - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview can query historical issue changes in some advanced ways.
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See Smart QL docs - https://codedoers.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SUPPORT/pages/186712065/Getting+started+with+Smart+QL
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Check the Smart QL - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview It allows you to mix JQL with SQL (and XPATH). Query for your need in Smart QL is as simple as following SELECT i.assignee, AUX.ASISSUEKEY(i.id) FROM TABLE(AUX.JQL('assignee', '"Epic Link" = SSP-24 ')) jql JOIN issues i…
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With a little help of Smart QL plugin - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview You can do following queries SELECT AUX.ASISSUEKEY(issue), author, AUX.ASDURATION(timeworked) FROM worklogs WHERE startdate BETWEEN TIMESTAMP '2016-11-23 00:00:00' AND TIMESTAMP '2016-11-24 00:00:00'…
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With Smart QL - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview - you can scratch following queries SELECT * FROM changes WHERE fieldtype = 'jira' AND field = 'Component' LIMIT 10
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With Smart QL you are able query with SQL and do reports based on those queries: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview * It honors JIRA permission system - you want see data from JIRA your are not meant to see. * It gives you an option to connect to JIRA via JDBC with dedicated…
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Following query SELECT * FROM issues WHERE resolved < CREATED + INTERVAL '7' DAY from Smart QL https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview should help.
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Smart QL https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview can do this: Example (assuming Product Name is a custom field): SELECT * FROM TABLE(AUX.JQL('Key, `Product Name` AS `Product`','project = robustus')) WHERE Product LIKE 'Microsoft%'
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Please note that this query gives only data you can access in JIRA in normal way - it won't show you issues you want see in JIRA normally. Smart QL supports JIRA permissions system.
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Hello, You should able to to this with Smart QL https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview. SELECT MAX(aggr.checkedday) lastchanged, aggr.issuekey, ANY_VALUE(status) -- your desired result FROM (SELECT AUX.ASISSUEKEY(ch.issue) issuekey, FLOOR(ch.CREATED TO DAY) checkedday,…
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Could you, please, clarify following therms: * length that a project was created? * length that the project was completed?
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Projects are independent units when it comes to versioning (and release management). So, if those subapps have theirs own, separate versioning - there are projects for me. Also, when the customer or an user of your software system sees only part of it, one sub-application, maybe there would be better to track this…
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It is not possible with JQL, but using ie this addon https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview you would have SQL console with builtin permissions for data (just like in Jira) and you can query like this. SELECT * FROM PROJECTVERSIONS
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Assuming your "customer" is a reporter in some projects, you can browse all issues with JQL: project in (...mentioned projects here...) Then, using third party addon, like https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview you can do a following query: SELECT JQL.Reporter, COUNT(JQL.Key)…
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Hmm, it seems that this affects only demo sprints from demo boards based on demo projects :) . Normal sprints have their board properly assigned in RAPID_VIEW_ID column.
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@Olexandr Polinkevych what does this mean "without checking permissions"? You want to get a specific data despite in JIRA you do not have access because of permissions to them?
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Try - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview. You can use SQL then just like JQL: select * from changes limit 10
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With this addon - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview - you can query JIRA with SQL straight from the app or through the special JDBC without to worry about permissions to data.
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Maybe this will help. By using this addon - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview you can write following query SELECT DeltaID, COUNT(KEY) CNT FROM TABLE(JQL('KEY,DeltaID','')) GROUP BY DeltaID With such query you should have following table: DeltaID | CNT Delta ID 51 | 4 Delta…
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Hello, With following addon - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview You can write following report: select AUX.ASISSUEKEY(ch.ISSUE), ch.NEWSTRING, ch.CREATED, lead(ch.CREATED, 1) over (partition by ch.issue order by ch.id) until from changes ch where fieldtype = 'jira' and…
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with this plugin https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218767/smart-ql?hosting=server&tab=overview you can do following query select aux.ASISSUEKEY(IL.SOURCE), count(il.DESTINATION) from ISSUELINKS IL where name = 'Relates' or name = 'jira_subtask_link' group by IL.SOURCE HAVING COUNT(IL.DESTINATION) > 2
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Using the addon https://marketplace.atlassian.com/1218767 you would use SQL like language to have bacic queries and computations SELECT J.Priority, SUM(J.Key) FROM TABLE(JQL('Priority, Key', 'project = XXXX AND issuetype = Defect AND (status = New OR Assignee = currentUser() AND status not in (resolved, released,…