Hi. How to write JQL for projects , where issues count more than 1000? I wrote JQL and see only 1000 issues. I whant to migrate information from 1 project to other. I use the deep clone application. But cant migrate more than 1000 issues. I thinking to write JQL for every 1000 issues. And if it resolve the problem - how I can select first 1000 then next 1000 else in JQL? In SQL (Oracle) f e have rowid <=1000.
JQL (and bulk move capabilities) are limited to 1000 results at a time.
If you're moving the issues though - couldn't you...
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Ste
"Search/move 1000 issues, based on Project Key
"Then, search for the next 1000 - as the Project Key for the first batch will now be different, and shouldn't reappear in the search results"
I dont know how to do this. I use JQL for migrate. And dont know how to select first 1000 then next 1000 and then next 1000...
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You'd need to do in stages - for example...
Ste
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@Ste Wright I dont move that issues , i copying them. Therefore my issues always stay at that project. You algorithm is interesting but thinking not work for me.
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In that instance, you need to find a method to split the issues into 1000 issue batches.
This could be as simple as searching using Issue Key - for example...
Ste
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@Ste Wright At that project alredy customers working and I dont know aktualy number of that issues I need to copy.
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@Ste Wright ok. Every 1000 i must found the starting issue. And then for next 1000. Ok. I try that way. Thank you.
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@Ste Wright And how start from f e 1015 key new query? > 1015 and order by key. Will be right. Again thank you.
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