Hi @seethamraju
You could only know how many tickets have been deleted by running a JQL query like
project=ABC ORDER BY key
If you have no deleted tickets you would expect to see
ABC-1
ABC-2
...
ABC-xx
where xx is the number of the most recent ticket. Any missing numbers means that has been deleted, but you wouldn't know what they were. Knowing that you've had say 2 out of 1000 deleted would be better than say 20 out of 50, where you would want to find out who and why.
Note that this only part of an answer. "Holes" in the numeric sequence can also be created by issue moves.
After you get the list of "holes", you may want to check each one to see if it was actually a move - type the key (ABC-3) into the quick search, or use the direct url (https://yourjira/browse/ABC-3), and it will take you to the issue view for where the issue was moved to. If it returns "not found", you will need to check permissions for the target project, making sure you could see the moved issue if it was there, and if you can, then you know the issue was deleted.
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No. You cannot report on something you have deleted - it's not there any more because you chose to destroy it.
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Hello,
There is no option like this. That is why you should not delete issues. You have to move issues to a certain status. In this case you can easily see the issues.
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If we have deleted unknowingly, how to know issues which are deleted.
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You can not see ,what you have deleted
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