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Smart-QL won't give you an access to data you cannot see in JIRA. Jira permissions, roles, groups are supported by Smart-QL. Smart-QL
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queries will behave just like JQL queries and simple Jira searches - they will return only data user can access to see.
This means that if your Jira contains hundreds of issues but on of your users - John - can access only to five of them then following query will return only five issues:
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| language | sql |
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| title | John will see only five rows of data. |
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SELECT * FROM issues |
When John can access only to three of fifteen projects in your JIRA, then following query will return only three projects:
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| language | sql |
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| title | John will see only three rows in a result |
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SELECT * FROM projects |
The same is for all views available in Smart-QL for querying:
| Code Block |
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| language | sql |
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| title | John will see changes only from five issues |
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SELECT * FROM changes |
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| language | sql |
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| title | John will see comments only from five issues |
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SELECT * FROM comments |
The same goes to filters and other Jira objects:
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| language | sql |
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| title | John will see filters only his own and shared with him |
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SELECT * FROM filters |