hi good morning all, can find the issues created by a specific user, i have admin rights.
Kindly guide me. @Adam Thompson , @Nic Brough [Adaptavist]
Assuming you have browse project permission in all projects use JQL
reporter = <User>
Other than assignee and reporter can create the issues right ?
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I don't understand the second question. Udo's answer to the original is correct and complete.
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Other than Reporter and assignee , i.e third person (like admin ) will create the issues right ?
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Usually the reporter is the one who created an issue (can be anyone with create issue permission). But in some cases (with the according permission) the reporter could be changed to someone else.
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Still doesn't make a lot of sense. People can create issues if they have the permission to do so. That's it. When they create an issue, they are recorded as being the creator and reporter. (The reporter can be changed in certain setups to reflect "person is creating issues for other people")
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Alternatively, you could also query your database.
SELECT * FROM jiraissue where reporter = 'username'
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