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JQL filter for elapsed SLA counter

SaidAslan
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June 30, 2016

hi there. 

can anyone help me to create a right jql filter? 

I need to search for issues with SLA "time to resolution" overdued (expired) more than 3 hours. 

status = "In progress" and "Time to resolution" > elapsed("3h") is not working 

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Ignacio Pulgar
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June 30, 2016

Try:

status = "In progress" and "Time to resolution" < -3h

SaidAslan
Contributor
June 30, 2016

thanks, seems it work with std. 

and what about its bounds? looks like it takes issues in + - some minutes, isnt it? 

have issues with SLA Time to 2nd line reaction":

1) -2:06

2) -2:08

3) -2:09

4) -7:34

when I'm typing like (for additional custom SLA)

status = "Analysis 2nd" and "Time to 2nd line reaction" < -1h

result is all 4 issues. 

< 2h10m
result is all 4 issues. 
< -2h40m
result is all 4 issues. 
< -3h 
result is only 4) -7:34
is it right? 
Ignacio Pulgar
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June 30, 2016

If you want to use minutes, the full unit should be in minutes:

Use < 130m instead of -2h10m.

SaidAslan
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June 30, 2016

yes thanks! it works correctly

Ignacio Pulgar
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June 30, 2016

YW! smile

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