Get all issue status transitions and their respective Issuenum

Benjamin chee_guoee April 10, 2019

Hey community,

I refer to this amazing post 

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-list-all-the-issue-status-transitions-from-database-in-jira-747832179.html

It has helped me get the issue transitions i needed.

Now I want to get the issue number of these issue transitions.

Can someone tell me which table to join to and on what.

Thank you very much!

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Antoine Berry
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April 10, 2019

Hi @Benjamin chee_guoee ,

Please try this : 

SELECT 
CONCAT(project.pkey, '-', jiraissue.issuenum) as issuenum,
changeitem.oldstring as oldstatus,
changeitem.newstring as newstatus,
changegroup.author as author,
changegroup.created as created
FROM changeitem
JOIN changegroup ON changeitem.groupid=changegroup.id
JOIN jiraissue ON jiraissue.ID = changegroup.issueid
JOIN project ON project.ID = jiraissue.PROJECT
WHERE changeitem.field='status'

Antoine 

Antoine Berry
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April 16, 2019

Hi @Benjamin chee_guoee ,

Did that help ?

Antoine

Benjamin chee_guoee April 17, 2019

Hi Antoine, yes it worked! Thank you! (:

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John Funk
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April 16, 2019

Hi Benjamin - Welcome to the Community!

If you are looking for the ID of the transition itself (and not really an issue id/key) then you can find that by editing the workflow, then click on Text to see the full listing of all transitions and find the appropriate ID for it. 

Benjamin chee_guoee April 17, 2019

Hey John,

I will try this out! 

Thank you!

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