Need top get data--No of issue whose resolved time duration was between 45m (from open-close).
i have defined SLA of 45 min. need the count of records which completed their open to resolved cycle with in 45 min.
help me to define this query
It didnt work..
Let me elaborate my query.
I have defined SLA goal as 45 min for particular issue type.
Now i want to search data--- How many tickets were resolved within its defined SLA goal (45m) means their open to resolve cycle took time less than 45m.
In same pattern i want data---How many tickets were resolved within 2hours
means their open to resolve cycle took time within 2 hours. Please note now this query should contain earlier query result too (resolved with 45m+ resolved between 2hrs)
Please guid.
How to write this type of queries in JQL advanced filter.
combining above 2 queries "<your SLA name>" != breached() and status changed from "Open" to ("Resolved", "Closed") AFTER -2h gives you tickets that meet their SLA which is 25 minutes and resolved withing last 2 hours
does this work for you?
if you are looking for tickets that took 2 hour to resolve you can use below JQL
"<your SLA name>" = elapsed("2h")
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I use below JQL
"Time to Initial Ack" = completed()
you may customize it as below
"<your SLA name>" = completed()
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hi @Ruchi Tyagi,
try below query as well. if it doesn't work for you , please elaborate your requirement more to understand your requirement :-)
resolutiondate <= -45m AND status = Closed
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