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Target Start and Target End Date Table name

Rakesh Patil_njqeqw

I can see the Target Start and Target End Date in customfield table but those values are not storing into customfieldvalue or customfieldoption

Any one knows where Target Start and End values are storing ??? i need the table name where Target Start and Target End Date values storing

select * from [dbo].[customfield] where id in (10302,10303) -- >Target End/ Start Key but not values not in below table, but i can see the value on UI

select * From [dbo].[customfieldvalue] where CustomField in (10302,10303)
select * from [dbo].[customfieldoption] where CustomField in (10302,10303)

Comments

Ilya Turov

You can go to "System" -> "Plugin data storage" and try looking for Portfolio's active object tables, maybe some of names will hint to sort of info that is stored into them.

Thomas_rff8bi

Hi @Rakesh Patil

I'd suggest having a look at the Jira `entity_property` table, you will find baseline_start and baseline_end data stored in the json value column.

I'd mention that changing those values "manually" would require re-indexing your instance - so not recommended.

Cheers,

Thomas

Rakesh Patil_njqeqw

Hey Thomas,

thanks for reply, when i am checking the `entity_property table , i see values are stored into Json format, do you know know how convert these values into Date format ? User wanted output in date format.

Check the attachment image.

Here is sql:

SELECT ji.id AS "issue id",ji.summary,

ji.duedate, ep.json_value AS "portfolio target start_end"

FROM jiraissue ji

LEFT JOIN project p ON ji.project = p.id

LEFT JOIN entity_property ep ON ep.entity_id = ji.id

where ji.id in (47523,47524)

Rakesh Patil_njqeqw

Thanks let me check

Thomas_rff8bi

@Rakesh Patil The dates you are seeing are in the Unix Time format, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time

Cheers,

Thomas

Rudy Dullier

As a follow up, I've used that information to extract the dates and convert them from JSON to actual dates, here is SQL (I'm using custom views on issue / project but you should get the info pretty easily)

select
 vie.project_key,
 vie.project_name,
 p.project_category_name,
 vie.issue_type_name,
 vie.issue_id,
 vie.priority_name,
 vie.status_name,
 vie.resolution_name,
 vie.created,
 vie.updated,
 vie.resolutiondate,
 vie.labels,
 vie.components_names,
 vie.parent_epic_issue_name,
 cfvStoryPointEstimate.numbervalue::int as Story_Points,
 to_timestamp((ep.json_value::json->'baseline_start' #>> '{}')::bigint / 1000) at time zone 'UTC' as Target_Start,
 to_timestamp((ep.json_value::json->'baseline_end' #>> '{}')::bigint / 1000) at time zone 'UTC' as Target_End
from vissueexpanded vie
join vproject p on vie.project_key = p.project_key
left join entity_property ep ON ep.entity_id = vie.issue_internal_id and ep.entity_name = 'IssueProperty' and ep.property_key = 'jpo-issue-properties'
left join customfieldvalue cfvStoryPointEstimate
 on vie.issue_internal_id = cfvStoryPointEstimate.issue
 and cfvStoryPointEstimate.customfield = (select id from customfield where cfname = 'Story Points')

Nelson Rosell

hi Does anyone know how to convert the Baseline_start and end in SQL?

{"parent_id":"140696","baseline_start":"1656892800000","baseline_end":"1657411200000"}

Barnes_ Jon P

This is as far as I've gotten. Hope it helps. The below code returns the below results. Just have to figure out how to get that into datetime format:

SELECT
JSON_VALUE(cast(json_value as nvarchar(max)),'$.baseline_start') AS BaselineStartDate,
JSON_VALUE(cast(json_value as nvarchar(max)),'$.baseline_end') AS BaselineEndDate
FROM
JIRA.dbo.entity_property
WHERE ENTITY_NAME = 'IssueProperty' and property_key = 'jpo-issue-properties' and json_value like '%start%';

BaselineStartDate BaselineEndDate
1735776000000 1745539200000

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