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How can I see project creation Date?

TT T

Hi,

It's possible to see the creation date project?

And categorie creation date?

thanks

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Rahul Aich [Nagra]

Unfortunately not, there is no way you can retrieve project creation date.

This question has been discussed earlier on answers . heres the link

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/113426/project-creation-date

https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/137375/project-and-space-creation-date

Same with project category, i am not aware of any way to find the creation date of it. I dont think jira stores it either.

rahul

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Neither of those activities are date stamped in Jira, so you can't really do it.

The closest I've got to working out a project creation date is to narrow it down to "when was issue-1 created", which might not be that helpful if you work in a place that creates projects well before they actually get used.

TT T

Sorry for repost!
And thanks for fast answers!

Ivan Kovnatsky_p6ay14

Hi Guys,

We have pretty custom solution for this. Table _PROJECT_ has one row per
project, so we came up with an idea of creating another column _CREATED_, which
is filled by sysdate on project creation -- inserting a new row data concerning
new project (in Oracle). Not sure how this can be handled in other db, but
maybe a way could be found. Cheers.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Neat trick, but it only adds to the database, Jira is unaware of the data. Unless you've coded something to expose it?

aleksey_korolev

I came to the same idea while trying to select projects created during the past year. 1st try I made was to export all Jira issues created during last year to excel and the deduplicate column with project name bit it appeared that jira doesn't export more than 1000 issues thus cutting part of the projects from the results. The other approach which worked was to make following SQL query to Jira's MySQL DB: select p.id, p.pkey, p.pname, DATEDIFF(now(), ji.created) from project p, jiraissue ji where p.id = ji.project and ji.issuenum = 1 and DATEDIFF(now(), ji.created) <= 365 order by p.id;

Don Masten_jzyv5k

That information is stored in the Audit_log table.


SELECT * FROM jira.audit_log
WHERE SUMMARY = 'Project created'

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Only if auditing was enabled at the time of project creation.

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