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How to distinguish between jira time tracking records and tempo records in the worklog table

Manoj Kumar
Manoj Kumar Dec 01, 2022

Team, I need help in distinguing tempo time records and jira time tracking records. Both the time records fall in a same table and I'm facing difficulty in distinguing the records.

Thanks in advance.

 

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Susan
Susan Dec 01, 2022

On server, Tempo worklogs are the same as Jira worklogs since Tempo is using Jira worklogs table. To see the difference is to look for Tempo work attributes. (WA_VALUE)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Community Leader Dec 01, 2022

If you are looking in the database, then the best answer is "stop".  That way lies madness, and you'll never get a get a good, usable, and reliable answer.

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