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We are trying to access behavior script from an application outside Jira. Having a hard time finding the script file. Would like to understand if it is even feasible to access outside Jira. Any help in understanding the storage and accessibility of behavior script is appreciated.
Scripts are stored in the database, unless you configure each one to be read from the disk (in which case, they're under <home>/plugins/scripts by default). I cannot remember if it lets you store behaviours on the disk, I seem to remember not, as there's a lot of config around them in the UI which stays in the database.
Thanks for your response! Is it the same database as that of Jira? What tables can I look into for these scripts?
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Yes, in the database, it use the AO tables to hold the scripts.
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I tried to find the AO tables in which the scripts are stored but without any success. Can you tell me the name(s) of the correct AO table(s)? That would help a lot :)
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Hello Edgar Kellermann _TNG_
Any luck in finding the tables in the database where the scripts are stored.
Thanks,
Mounica
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Have a look on this post: Solved: Where can I find the IDs/Keys in the database for ... (atlassian.com)
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