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Hi,
Is there a way to determine how many projects in my instance have not been used in the past 6 months? I.e. no issues created or modified not even comments added. I tried to think of using JQL but couldnt figure a way out.
Admin changes to projects can be ignored.
TIA
Thank you very much. The following is the query I have used.
select pname from project where ID not in (select distinct(project) from jiraissue where updated > '2012-07-01 00:00:00');
Neither of those queries worked for me. The first one didn't because pkey is deprecated, and the second one uses the "wrong" date format. This is what worked for me: select pname from project where ID not in (select distinct(project) from jiraissue where updated > '01-JAN-12');
assume today is 20 May 2016 following sql list all projects with issue created/updated in past month:
select * from project where id in (select distinct(project)
from jiraissue where updated > to_date('20/04/2016','dd/mm/yyyy'))
You can do a reverse stuff using JQL, "updatedDate >= -180d ORDER BY resolved DESC", save it as filter and create a Issue Statistics gadget with Project as the key. It will list me all the projects which are active in last 6 months.
Everything remaining is unused.
Jira does not support this feature at the moment.
This is a feature request submitted in Nov 2012. here's the link to it. Feel free to go in and vote for this feature request.
Rahul
btw. fixed query from @Matthew Cobby :
select pkey from project where ID not in (select distinct(PROJECT) from jiraissue where updated > date_sub(now(), interval 31 day));
showing all project keys for all project that didn't have updated JIRA since 31 days
#projects without any updated issues within the last 6 month
select pname, lead,pkey from project where id NOT in (select distinct(project) from jiraissue where updated > date_sub(now(),interval 6 month))
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