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JQL Query For Updated Date

Yasmine January 4, 2023

Hello everyone, 

I am struggling with a specific advanced issue search. I've tried multiple different JQL queries and some of them show no errors but generate 0 results (which i know is not accurate), and some queries have errors. 


What i'm looking for: 
All issues in X project with issue type x that were transitioned to status X between date and date

Queries I've attempted:

  • Project = Negotiations AND status was in (Accepted) AND updated during ("20222/12/26", "20222/12/30") 

  • Project = Negotiations AND status was in (Accepted) during ("20222/12/26", "20222/12/30") 
    This one generated results, but the flaw in the query was it populates ALL issues that were in that status during that time, not necessarily transitioned during that time
  • Project = Negotiations AND status was in (Accepted) AND updated in ("20222/12/26", "20222/12/30")

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Joseph Chung Yin
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January 4, 2023

@Yasmine -

I believe the problem is your usage of "during" predicates in your JQL and cannot be used alone.

You may want to try the following JQL to see if it gives you the correct results -

Project = Negotiations AND status CHANGED TO "Accepted" and (updated >= "2022/12/26" and updated <= "2022/12/30")

Hope this helps.

Best, Joseph Chung Yin

Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team

Viasat Inc.

Yasmine January 4, 2023

It worked. Thank you so much! 

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