Hello,
I need a filter for a queue for JIRA Servicedesk, which calculates a time of 7 days since the last action. All issues that have not been changed longer than 7 days since the last action should be displayed in the queue.
Unfortunately I can't handle the syntax.
Thanks a lot :-)
Ah, OK
Now i have a result, but i think something is going wrong.
The entries are all within 7 days, not longer then 7 days
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Thanks, i tried to adapt it for my needs, but don't work
issuetype = "Helpdesk Task" AND status = "Warte auf Kunden" and updatedDate > 7
I have a status "Warte auf Kunden", This is set when we need more information from the customer. If the customer don't react in 7 days we close the call.
In this filtered queue i have to identify which tasks are longer than 7 days on the status "warte auf Kunden". I think the statement have to calculate the day from now to last action on the task?
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issuetype = "Helpdesk Task" AND status = "Warte auf Kunden" and updatedDate > -7d
The updatedDate is calculated in relation to current date, so -7d means 7 days before today.
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@Martin Koisser, here is an example but you will want to tweak to meet your precise needs.
status !=resolved and updatedDate <=-7d
if your 'done' status is something other than "resolved" then change it in the above. I'm assuming you wish to exclude completed issues.
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