How to obtain the total count of linked repositories present in Bamboo Data Center.
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Summary
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The following SQL queries will help you obtain a list of linked repositories (global ones) in Bamboo DC from the Database. The list is present in the UI(Bamboo Administration→Linked Repositories)
Environment
The solution has been tested on Bamboo 9.6.0 DC with Postgres SQL DB and Microsoft SQL server , but it is applicable for other supported Bamvoo version as well.
Solution
Total count of Linked repositories from the Bamboo DB.
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL
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SELECT DISTINCT count(*) FROM VCS_LOCATION VL WHERE VL.IS_GLOBAL = true AND VL.MARKED_FOR_DELETION = false AND VL.PARENT_ID IS NULL;Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server
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SELECT DISTINCT count(*) FROM VCS_LOCATION VL WHERE VL.IS_GLOBAL = 1 AND VL.MARKED_FOR_DELETION = 0 AND VL.PARENT_ID IS NULL;Note
If you're using a different Database Management System (DBMS), you will have to convert the query mentioned above into the syntax specific to your DBMS.
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