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Hi,
I try to get query that shows all member of the group "QA-HH",
is there a way to get the information as memberOf() function do?
Thanks
Shneior
Hi Shneior,
at what level you need to get this information? At DB level, at application level?
memberOf() is a JQL Function that allows you to filter something based on user mermebrship. For example, this query retrieve all issue whose assigne is a member of QA-HH group
assignee in memberOf("QA-HH")
If you need to retrieve users in that group you can access User Management->Group find this group and you will have a list of all users within. You need to be a Sys Admin to do that. If not ask to your Sys Admin.
Ciao,
Fabio
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Hi @Shneior Dicastro ,
here your query :
select cu.user_name, cu.display_name, cu.email_address
from cwd_membership cm
inner join cwd_user cu on (cm.child_id=cu.ID)
where cm.parent_name = 'YOUR_GROUP_NAME_HERE';
If it's ok, please mark my answer as accepted.
Fabio
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Did you try this solution here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/MySQL-query-to-return-users-in-specific-groups/qaq-p/407461 ?
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this query works on all of our servers. Maybe you're on the wrong database?
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ok, i think it's internal permission issue in my organisation(Qualcomm)
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