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AQL JQL Components Query

Nate Dickinson
Nate Dickinson
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February 17, 2023

We're demoing JSM Premium, and I'm trying to pull an object based on a component within JSM. Can anyone help me get off the ground when writing these. 

 

Given the Object in Assets has an attribute component that matches the component name in JSM:

 

Please help me write a query that pulls the object when there is a match between the object attribute and component being used. 

 

Thank you

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Kai Becker
Kai Becker
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February 17, 2023

Hey @Nate Dickinson ,

would you mind sharing some screenshots and your current testings? 
Additionally: Where do you want to pull the object?

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