How to retrieve the association between users, teams and the Advanced Roadmaps plans in Jira Data Center
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Summary
At times, you may need to identify the connection between an Advanced Roadmaps plan and its associated teams, as well as the members of those teams. This article aims to retrieve that information from the Jira database.
Environment
Jira Data Center 8.20.0 and any higher version.
Solution
You can use the following SQL Query to retrieve the association between plans, teams and the team members:
select PL."TITLE" AS "Plan_Title",T."TITLE" AS "Team_TITLE",P."JIRA_USER_ID" from "AO_82B313_RESOURCE" R
join "AO_82B313_PERSON" P on R."PERSON_ID" = P."ID"
join "AO_82B313_TEAM" T on R."TEAM_ID" = T."ID"
join "AO_D9132D_PLANTEAM" PT on PT."TEAM_ID" = T."ID"
join "AO_D9132D_PLAN" PL on PL."ID" = PT."PLAN_ID"; Please note the following information is provided as-is. Atlassian Support cannot provide further assistance with the SQL queries described below.
This query was written for Postgres and might require adjustments to work on different database servers:
Here is a sample output:
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