Hello, I'm trying to run the queries described in this article in the local JIRA database
I have two problems
1- I don't know which database JIRA is using, which is the URL of the database, etc.
2- What's the best way to access it from a Java application? Is it through JDBC?
Thanks.
Hi Sebastian,
in case you are on a cloud plan (not Server) then this Knowledge Base article does not apply.
On the other hand - in case you are on Server though the described commands are working well (tested for ourselves).
Cheers,
Daniel
how do I know if I'm on server or cloud?
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The easiest way is by looking at the URL. If it starts with https://xxxx.atlassian.net (for example https://yoursupercompanyorproject.atlassian.net you are on cloud.
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Hi Daniel, in my case I have cloud plan, what is my options to extract or get the data from the cloud to have my onw database to build my BI for exemplo ?
Procopio
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Hi @[deleted] ,
I don't use Server, but can't you see the last login for a user in the list of User under User Management?
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