I want to create a list containing projects, issue types associated with that projects and schemes associated with that projects. I was looking for a table in JIRA DB which contains a relation between projects and schemes associated with it.
Is there any table in JIRA DB containing projects id and schemes associated with it ?
Try nodeassociation - that holds some of the scheme relations.
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Hi mohit,
You can create a list containing projects and their issue types
select * from jiraissue where PROJECT=<Project_ID> AND issuetype=<Issuetype ID>;
To get the Project ID and Issuetype ID you have to look into project and issuetype tables respectively.
Regards
Chander Inguva
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Is there any way to find the projects and the schemes(i.e workflow scheme, issue type screen scheme, field configuration scheme ) associated with that project.
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Look in nodeassociation. It's better that we don't hand it to you on a plate, because having a look is the best way to learn and understand it.
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I'd probably use Script Runner and google. https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/11146/how-to-look-at-issue-type-in-condition-section-of-script-post-function-function-for-a-transition is the first hit with comments from Jamie but there are a few others
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