Hello
I use table transformer plugin
My Story or Epics can contain special characters like ³ or Ä.
If I join Epics (Table 3) and Story (Table 4) with this
LEFT JOIN T4 ON T3.'Epic Name' = T4.'Epic Link'
It will not find a match.
Working for alphanumeric characters, [ ] …
How do I make the query more tolerant or convert it to an equal character set?
Thank you
Hello,
I tried to reproduce the case and it works as expected. You probably need to update the app to it latest version 13.0.1.
Thanks for you detailed answer. My version is v12.3.1, cannot update easily since it is company controlled.
My underlying table is a Jira Issue/Filter with JQL query like
project in (PROJECTNAME) AND type in ("Epic")
In Jira search query it gives me epic Summary and name like
CR1172 - [E³ 1.2
Table transformer table is displayed like this:
Summary | Epic Name
-------------------------------------------------------
CR1172 - [E³ 1.2 | CR1172 - [E³ 1.2
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Hi Matthias,
The issue comes from Jira Issue Epic Link/Epic name as source data.
Here's how columns look like without Table Transformer:
There are issues with the Epic Name field encoding of special characters in Jira Issue macro; here are Atlassian tickets you can vote for:
As a workaround, you can use Table Transformer with the following SQL query to replace HTML code with characters:
SELECT
REPLACE(REPLACE(T1.'Epic Link', CONCAT("&", "#xC4;"), "Ä"), CONCAT("&", "#xB3;"), "³") as 'Epic Link',
REPLACE(REPLACE(T1.'Epic Name', CONCAT("&", "#xC4;"), "Ä"), CONCAT("&", "#xB3;"), "³") as 'Epic Name'
FROM T*
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