QMetry JQL Functions
QMetry JQL functions and their usage
How to use QMetry JQL Functions?
Step 1. Validate QMetry JQL Functions
Step 2. Use QMetry JQL Function in Jira
QMetry JQL Functions
Introduction
Users can construct Advanced JQL filters using QMetry JQL functions and use the functions wherever JQLs are supported in Jira. These functions will return Jira Stories or Bugs based on the specified arguments related to QMetry test assets within the Advanced JQL Search.
Jira stories refer to Issue Types set as “Story” and Jira bugs refer to Issue Types set as “Bug” under Project Settings > QTM4J Settings > Common Settings > Issue Type.
QMetry JQL functions can be saved, shared, exported, and used in a dashboard, Confluence, and QMetry Reports where Defect and Requirement Filters are provided to generate the reports.
→ Required Permission: Users should have the Execute QMetry JQL Functions permission under Project Settings > QTM4J Settings.
QMetry JQL functions and their usage
The section explains where you can access the feature in QTM4J and how to make further use of it in Jira.
From where to access the JQL Functions?
Go to QMetry > JQL Functions.
https://qmetrysupport.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/QTM4JD4110/pages/4161044813