How to excute an advance search command in this case:

Jay Chu August 2, 2015

Hi JIRA supporter!

I want to create a search command to find: all updated actions in a day(comment, description, change status, worklog....) of a member, however i tried to use serveral commands but the result is not match. Pls, help me!

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Jay Chu August 6, 2015

Hi Gabrielle!
the filtered results are still not correct with my expect.

  1. project = IB and updated >= -24h AND reporter was ronaldo

this command only show the tickets which Ronaldo created them, i need all tickets which Ronaldo commented or have any action on them of a another member.

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Jay Chu August 3, 2015

Thank Gabrielle!

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GabrielleJ
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August 3, 2015
If you need check if the assigned changed from ronaldo to another user, that is correct. Also, reporter was with a date parameter is not valid.
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Jay Chu August 3, 2015

Thank Gabrielle and Paulo!
however, i want to filter with a fix member in any time, i used this command:

  1. project = IB and updated >= -24h AND reporter was ronaldo(in a day)
  2. project = PG and updated >= 2015-07-31 AND updated <= 2015-08-03 AND reporter was ronaldo(from x day to y day)

Are my these commands true or wrong? Jira will show Ronaldo's all actions in a period of time?

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August 3, 2015

In additional to Gabrielle response, you can run the following JQL on your issue navigator to gather the last updates from the last 24hours:

updated >= -24h

Or filter by a specific project

project = "YOUR_PROJECT" and updated >= -24h
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GabrielleJ
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August 3, 2015

Tickets updated for a day can be retrieved by the the "JQL Updated". If you need to get what specifics have changed, you can get the tickets history and parse it out (via the native JIRA REST API. I recommend using JIRACLI for it).

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