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Hi
I need to obtain a report from project sla's with a column of tickets were successful and which failed
What is the correct syntax ?
I use this but only show successful
created >= 2023-03-01 AND created <= 2023-04-30 AND project = "Project" AND "Time to resolution" != everBreached() order by created DESC
The issue has already been resolved for you, but I cannot help but share an alternative solution that completely covers your need.
The Grid Table report in SLA Time and Report for Jira add-on, developed by our team, looks exactly as you requested.
On the Dashboard, you can see issues with columns of your selected SLAs and their current SLA goal timers. You can configure as many specific filter conditions as you wish, not only a date range.
You can decide for yourself whether this kind of report is more suitable for you by using the 30-day trial version of the add-on.
Hi @Nikole Conejo ,
if you put " "Time to resolution" != everBreached() " you will retrieve just all tickets with success on that. In my opinion you need to use the following query :
created >= 2023-03-01 AND created <= 2023-04-30 AND project = "Project" order by created DESC
and put Time to resolution as column in your filter result.
Hope this helps,
Fabio
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you're welcome @Nikole Conejo
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