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Need A way to extract all groups and there usage through SQL
I'd suggest asking your admins for a more human answer.
I can think of around 30 different SQL queries that, while "accurate", won't tell you what you really need to know about access.
Instead of giving you a "Microsoft" answer (technically accurate, but completely useless), could you tell us what you are trying to do? What question are you trying to answer, and why?
Hi Nic,
I am currently an Intern and trying my hands in every Area of JIRA, I tried my hands in JIRA, EasyBI, BigPicture, so My JIRA admin gave me a assignment to figure out where all the groups are getting used in JIRA for Ex.
I want to extract the list.
I found this link but I have to insert all the roles and run separate query for for each which kind of make it complicated.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-identify-group-usage-in-jira-441221524.html
Need some work around for this.
Right, that's a significant project in itself, even in a small Jira.
Your list is a start, but you also need to look at
As you can tell, this is not a simple task. However, it is generally of limited use too, and hence pretty much a massive waste of time.
Go back to the real question. "I want to know where groups/users are used" is not the real question. Why do you want to know where they're used? What's the point? Why does it matter?
I'm afraid that's a circular answer - "Why do you want to know where they are used?" is not answered by "I want to look at where they are used".
Could you tell us why this matters and how it would be more useful than going into the configuration to check, understand and amend access?
as I mentioned I am an intern and this is assignment given to me by JIRA admin. I suppose may be want to present the report to management or to save time. I am not sure why they want it that way.
Then ask them.
Take this conversation to them. Point out that "where a group is used" is a very complex thing to try to extract from Jira (even before you install any add-ons).
It is still possible, but it's going to take you a LOT longer to form SQL than it is to investigate every place where they might be used manually, and than any investigation is going to take a very very long time.
If you knew why you were doing this, you would probably save a lot of time because you could focus on the actual question.
A manual way is to look at all your permission schemes and notifications schemes for the groups they use. Then go through all project roles and do the same. Groups can also be used for sharing of filters and dashboards. Finally check all workflows for group usage in the XML. Very tedious!
I would love to see a plugin that does all this for admins
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