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Hi
I am looking for several days how to exclude the results from a first filter in a second filter.
So basically, I have 2 projects. One is for our support, the second one is for our development.
Every time our customer creates a support ticket who implies a development, we create a development ticket and fill a field "Customer ID" pointing to the support ticket.
Now when I search for :
Both queries give the list of open tickets. Now if I link them with an AND, I get one big list. That's nice.
But my problem is the following:
In the first query result, I have the field "Customer ID" who has the ID from the support ticket, so thought that I would in the second query just do something like:
Trying for several day but can't manage to get.
Any ideas or suggestions ?
in the out of the box JQL you can't do it, since you can't compare two fields (and that is what you are trying to achieve).
Maybe you can do it with Scriptrunner having some powerful JQL function like "expression". See: https://scriptrunner.adaptavist.com/latest/jira/jql-functions.html#_expression
Note: it will only work when your Key or "Custoner ID" are numeric fields .
There are performance risks but you might be able to use the JQL "filter" keyword to do this. Not tested but:
Saved as filterA: key not in (the Customer ID field from the first query result)
Then a new filter using the filter keyworkd:
project = "SUPPORT_PROJ" AND status not in ( Closed ,resolved,Rejected) AND filter not in filterA
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