I want to deactivate or delete users with a kind of e-mai Domain.
For example.
In the Group jira-users are 400 user active with diffrent e-mail domains (@123.com; @456.com; etc.)
Now i want to deactivate or delete all users in the jira-users group with the e-mail: "dom@456.com". There are about 160 users, that i don`t want to deactivate or delete one by one.
I can do it directly on in the db with sql statment in the cwd-user table, but i dont know what happens and if it is really clean!
So i want to know it there exist an possibility with the jira tools or plugins.
Thank you
Best regrads
Paddy
Sorry, it`s my mistake.
I have the local installation.
Thanks for help, so I have to delete one by one :-(((
Hi! Here someone asked this question and it has a pretty good answer I think:
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/35002/does-jira-have-a-bulk-delete-user-function
Hope this helps!
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I can't tell you to do that directly in the database, it's highly not recommended and can happen many things. Maybe you could create a support issue in support.atlassian.com in order to know your possibilities.
I've made myself some changes in the database for customfields, is very unpredictable.
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Thank you Mr. Pointis,
but with the possibility for multi select you don`t have the possibility to select the Email domain?
How about deleting directly in the db (cwd_users)???
What can go wrong or what i have to delete!
Thank you!
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Oops I didn't saw the huge On Demand top label! :P
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Since you have the onDemand-Version of Jira, you cannot delete anything from the database. And even if you had a locally installed version, I would not do something like that.
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