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JQL query

Soumya
Contributor
October 7, 2022

Hello,

I have 3 projects like Project ABC, PQR and XYZ.

Where Project ABC and PQR has stories, sub-task and task, XYZ  has epic-1, epic-2 and so on.

But few of stories, sub-task and task of ABC and PQR projects are comes under the epics of XYZ's epic-1 and epic-2

So I want to filter out that all the stories, sub-task and task which are from ABC and PQR project but has epics of XYZ project's epic-1 and epic-2

 

Can anyone help here ?

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Mark Segall
Community Champion
October 7, 2022

Hi @Soumya Subudhi - I'm not quite sure I understand the goal:

Are you asking how to query all issues from ABC and PQR that do not have an epic?  If so, it would look like this:

project IN (ABC,PQR) AND "Epic Link" IS EMPTY

Or are you asking only for those issues that have an epic?

project IN (ABC,PQR) AND "Epic Link" IS NOT EMPTY

Or am I completely misunderstanding and it's something else?

Soumya
Contributor
October 7, 2022

Thanks it works, I just used the EPIC link with value

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