How to retrieve all plans and deployments that reference a keyword in their tasks

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Summary

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This KB provides SQL queries to retrieve plans and deployments that reference a specific keyword in their tasks.

Environment

Tested on Bamboo 8.1.8 with Oracle.

Solution

The following queries were tested on an Oracle database. For other DBMSs, the queries might need adjustments in order to work.

Please replace KEYWORD in the WHERE clause with the keyword you're looking for.

You can uncomment the following line in the queries to also filter for builds and deployments that were used recently.

1 2 3 --AND BRS.BUILD_DATE >= '31-10-2022 00.00.00' --AND DR.FINISHED_DATE >= '31-10-2022 00.00.00'

Please make sure to adjust the date (31-10-2022 00.00.00) in the WHERE clause according to your needs. This will list deployments and builds that were executed on that date or more recently.

Plans that reference a keyword in their tasks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 SELECT PROJECT, PLAN_KEY, BUILD_TYPE, MAX(BUILD_DATE) AS LATEST_BUILD FROM (SELECT P.TITLE AS PROJECT, B.FULL_KEY AS PLAN_KEY, B.BUILD_TYPE AS BUILD_TYPE, BRS.BUILD_DATE AS BUILD_DATE FROM BUILD B JOIN BUILD_DEFINITION BD ON B.BUILD_ID = BD.BUILD_ID JOIN PROJECT P ON B.PROJECT_ID = P.PROJECT_ID JOIN BUILDRESULTSUMMARY BRS ON BRS.BUILD_KEY = B.FULL_KEY WHERE BD.XML_DEFINITION_DATA LIKE ('%<buildTasks>%KEYWORD%') --AND BRS.BUILD_DATE >= '31-10-2022 00.00.00' ORDER BY PROJECT, PLAN_KEY) GROUP BY (PLAN_KEY, BUILD_TYPE, PROJECT)

Deployments that reference a keyword in their tasks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 SELECT DEPLOYMENT, PLAN_KEY, ENVIRONMENT, MAX(LAST_FINISHED_DATE) FROM (SELECT DP.NAME AS "DEPLOYMENT", DP.PLAN_KEY AS "PLAN_KEY", DE.NAME AS "ENVIRONMENT", DR.FINISHED_DATE AS "LAST_FINISHED_DATE" FROM DEPLOYMENT_PROJECT DP JOIN DEPLOYMENT_ENVIRONMENT DE ON DP.DEPLOYMENT_PROJECT_ID = DE.PACKAGE_DEFINITION_ID JOIN DEPLOYMENT_RESULT DR ON DE.ENVIRONMENT_ID = DR.ENVIRONMENT_ID WHERE DE.XML_DEFINITION_DATA like '%KEYWORD%' --AND DR.FINISHED_DATE >= '31-10-2022 00.00.00' ORDER BY 1, 2, 3) GROUP BY (PLAN_KEY, DEPLOYMENT, ENVIRONMENT)
Updated on April 15, 2025

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