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How to retrive selective attributes from Object in Assets

Dharma Teja {Appfire} October 31, 2023

I have an object where it has 4 attributes. When i provided AQL for retriving the result, the result fetching all attributes of object.

 

Example:  Sample AQL's which i using to retriving the information

objectId(4)

Name="ITISM"

Key="ITISM-100"

 

Key                   Name          Updated        Created

ITISM-100         ITSIM          Date()            Date()


I want the AQL to fetch only specific columns which having the details.

 

Key, Name from objectId(4). I am looking this kind AQL help. Is there a way to fetch specific columns

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Kris Dewachter
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November 1, 2023

Hi @Dharma Teja {Appfire} ,

Where are you using this AQL ?

There is no way to specify specific columns (like you can in sql). You can change your view to display the columns you need.

Best regards,

Kris

Dharma Teja {Appfire} November 1, 2023

Hi @Kris Dewachter :- Thanks for the input. We actually implemented some UI to user provide AQL query language, where we can process it using Assets rest API's and share the result with customer. 

 

I just expected that, is there any other way to get specific columns from object. But as you confirmed it, there is no way to do with Assets. Thank for clarification.

 

Can i have AQL realtime samples or videos on how to use Functions and

Reference functions

 

I was following this doc https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/use-assets-query-language-aql/, but good to have some realtime scenario session video's.

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