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To access the database in Jira, you can use the datasource connection in Power Scripts. You can then make queries using the sql() routine. Once you have the data, you can export the data to .csv using the printInFile() routine.
If you are using Jira Data Center, take a look at the all new Power Database Fields PRO. This will allow you to display data directly in Jira UI.
Please answer the following questions so that we get a better idea of your requirements:
How would you like to process the data?
How would you like to display the statistics?
In a report?
In the view screen of an issue?
Regards,
Hyrum
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Please note that I am a product engineer for Power Scrips and I work for Anova Apps (Appfire).
