Is there anything like JQL for Confluence when writing scripts?

[Susan Kraft-Yorke]

Does anyone know it there is a preset of operators and logic to use, much like or exactly *like JQL* to use when creating *scripts for a Confluence space*?

I was quite successful as a Jira admin setting up dashboards to watch tickets update and deadlines approaching on groups of tickets.

I want something for our server instance of Confluence (v 5.10.8, © 2003 - 2015) to *track pages as they age* and send reminders to authors to update or archive unattended pages. In this way we can keep current information unobscured and easily reached by our internal customers.

[Avinash Bhagawati {Appfire} · Accepted solution]

Hi @Susan Kraft-Yorke

Please use CQL query to find the pages based on parameters like creator, last modified etc. 

Please refer below documentation for more details. 

https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/advanced-searching-using-cql/

https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/performing-text-searches-using-cql/

Thanks, 

Avinash

[Susan Kraft-Yorke]

Thank you. It looks like the right track to deliver an answer.