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Searches for imported requests at a specific TM level.
levelName (mandatory): The name of TM level
filter (optional): jql function to filter the results
isImported (optional): flag if search is for imported requests
issue in requestsImportedToLevel("Quality", "project = TIF", "true") |
Filters imported requests to a specific SAP system.
system (mandatory): The name of SAP system
filter (optional): jql function to filter the results
isImported (optional): flag if search is for imported requests into the system
issue in requestsImportedToSystem("MT3", "project = TIF", "true") |
Searches for requests outside specified development systems
systems (mandatory): The name of SAP development systems
filter (optional, recommended by Jira): jql function to filter the results
startAt and maxResults: For the jql to not run into timeout, these parameters will be used to loop through the list of issues
startAt: default start index is 0
maxResults: number of issues to fetch and query, default is 50.
Development Systems are MT1, MT4 and NT1.
For a filter (“project = PJ1“) all issues are in total of 241, then loop through the the list
issue in requestsOutsideOfDEVSystems("MT1, MT4, NT1", "project = PJ1", 0) issue in requestsOutsideOfDEVSystems("MT1, MT4, NT1", "project = PJ1", 50) issue in requestsOutsideOfDEVSystems("MT1, MT4, NT1", "project = PJ1", 100) issue in requestsOutsideOfDEVSystems("MT1, MT4, NT1", "project = PJ1", 150) issue in requestsOutsideOfDEVSystems("MT1, MT4, NT1", "project = PJ1", 200) |
Alternative run a single query
issue in requestsOutsideOfDEVSystems("MT1, MT4, NT1", "project = PJ1", 0) and issue in requestsOutsideOfDEVSystems("MT1, MT4, NT1", "project = PJ1", 50)… |
value example: {content: ‘true’}
issue.property[tmFilter_CREATION].content ~ 'true' |
value example: {content: ‘Destination1,Destination2,Destination3’}
issue.property[tmDestination].content ~ 'Destination3' |
value example: {content: ‘Project1,Project2,Project3’}
search example: issue.property[tmProject].content ~ 'Project2' |
value example: {content: ‘Quality0,Quality1,Production0’}
(issues not imported into ‘Quality’ level) : issue.property[levelName].content ~ 'Quality0' (issues imported into ‘Quality’ level) : issue.property[levelName].content ~ 'Quality1' and issue.property[levelName].content !~ 'Quality0' |
value example: {content: ‘SYD1, SYQ0, SYP0’}
(issues not imported into ‘SYQ0’ system): issue.property[tmSystem].content ~ 'SYP0' (issues imported into ‘SYQ0’ system): issue.property[tmSystem].content ~ 'SYD1' and issue.property[tmSystem].content !~ 'SYD0' |
value example: {content: ‘0,8,13’}
issue.property[tmRC].content ~ '13' |
value example: {content: ‘SYD0009001,SYD0009002,SYD0009003’}
issue.property[tmTransports].content ~ 'SYD0009001' |
value example: {content: ‘true’}
issue.property[tmEnabled].content ~ 'true' |
value example: {updated: ‘Fri, 27 Jan 2023 08:33:33 GMT’}
issue.property[transportUpdated].updated~ 'Fri, 27 Jan 2023 08:33:33 GMT' |
Useful examples of JQLs
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