JQL query in on-demand JIRA to fetch users's timespent.

dhaval soni
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March 27, 2013

How can we fetch timespent for all users for specific duration through JQL.

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JohnA
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March 27, 2013

Hi there,

JQL actually allows you to query the "Time Spent" field, so you could then use the available logical operators to develop a query to test for the specific criteria you require as explained in this document on the subject: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching#AdvancedSearching-TimeSpent

All the best,
John

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March 27, 2013

Using "Time Spent" will retrives issues which has taken given timespent like, issues which has taken 5d timespent then i could use.

But, i need - TimeSpent between dates - 1/1/2013 to 1/2/2013.

how it could be achivable?

Deleted user February 2, 2015

Hi dhaval, did you figured out how to get timespent for specific user on issue? I can get whole timespent on issue but not for a specific user. For example: user1 made 1h worklog, user2 made 3h worklog. I fetch 4h, but i can't figured out how to get timespent for user1 or user2. Regards, Ivan

Yogesh Karachiwala October 12, 2015

Hi Dhaval/Ivan, Can you guide how can we get TimeSpent between dates per resource ?

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