Hi all,
I've to get data from issues transferred among projects during an interval of time.
What's the better method to do this in my Java plugin?
Keeping in mind performance, I think that executing SQL query directly is not a good idea (tables changegroup and changeitem).
This query returns exactly that I need.
SELECT project.pkey ,jiraissue.issuenum ,jiraissue.SUMMARY ,changegroup.CREATED ,changeitem.OLDSTRING ,changeitem.NEWSTRING ,cwd_user.display_name FROM changegroup INNER JOIN changeitem ON changeitem.groupid = changegroup.ID INNER JOIN jiraissue ON jiraissue.ID = changegroup.issueid INNER JOIN project ON project.ID = jiraissue.project INNER JOIN cwd_user ON cwd_user.user_name = changegroup.AUTHOR WHERE changeitem.FIELD = 'project' AND changegroup.CREATED BETWEEN ' startDateTime ' AND ' finishDateTime ';
Somebody knows the correct way to do this?
Any sample piece of code will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Mário dos Santos [TOTVS]
Try https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/7.1.7/com/atlassian/jira/issue/changehistory/ChangeHistoryManager.html#getChangeHistoriesSince-com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue-java.util.Date- for each issue in the proejct. But you may in fact get faster results using the lower-level APIs to execute the SQL you showed
Thank you very much for your reply Matt.
I've looked that interface before, but I've discarded it because I'd have to load all projects or issues to memory and iterate over them.
At this moment, we've 286008 issues in the instance which made me give up these interactions.
And what about the 'lower-level APIs' that you've mencioned, would you have any model or a path to them?
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Take a look at the implementation in
jira-project/jira-components/jira-core/src/main/java/com/atlassian/jira/issue/changehistory/DefaultChangeHistoryManager.java
The same method and the ofBizDelegator part. You could create an EntityCondition for the project constraint
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