Hello,
I want to create a query for a dashboard where I’m searching on a ticket
and any children ticket underneath it. Think project management type of
view, 1 top level ticket, with any number of children, children with
children. I was thinking I’d be able to search on HasMember where the
HasMember of the top-level ticket but this always returns zero results.
How would I go about accomplishing this?
Thanks!
Darin Perusich
Email: Darin.Perusich@ctg.com
Office: 716-888-3690
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I want to create a query for a dashboard where I’m searching on a ticket
and any children ticket underneath it. Think project management type of
view, 1 top level ticket, with any number of children, children with
children. I was thinking I’d be able to search on HasMember where the
HasMember of the top-level ticket but this always returns zero results.
How would I go about accomplishing this?
Go to the top level ticket, and in the Links box, the Children word
will be clickable and take you to a search that shows you the syntax
for the search that you want.
-kevin
I want to create a query for a dashboard where I’m searching on a
ticket and any children ticket underneath it. Think project
management
type of view, 1 top level ticket, with any number of children,
children with children. I was thinking I’d be able to search on
HasMember where the HasMember of the top-level ticket but this
always
returns zero results.
How would I go about accomplishing this?
Go to the top level ticket, and in the Links box, the Children word
will be clickable and take you to a search that shows you the syntax
for the search that you want.
This gives me the second level of ticket but nothing deeper than that,
some of the tickets are 5 or 6 levels under the top-level ticket. Is
there a way to recurs deeper in hierarchy? I’m able to accomplish this
with memberof = 1 OR memberof 3 OR memberof 10, etc. but that isn’t very
practical when you have lots of tickets at various depths. JSGantt is
able to pull in all the tickets to build a view of the tickets in a
“project”. Maybe applying the logic it’s using… I’ll take a look at
the source, but in the mean time hopefully some has a quicker answer.
Thanks Kevin!
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I want to create a query for a dashboard where I’m searching on a
ticket and any children ticket underneath it. Think project
management
type of view, 1 top level ticket, with any number of children,
children with children. I was thinking I’d be able to search on
HasMember where the HasMember of the top-level ticket but this
always
returns zero results.
How would I go about accomplishing this?
Go to the top level ticket, and in the Links box, the Children word
will be clickable and take you to a search that shows you the syntax
for the search that you want.
This gives me the second level of ticket but nothing deeper than that,
some of the tickets are 5 or 6 levels under the top-level ticket. Is
there a way to recurs deeper in hierarchy? I’m able to accomplish this
with memberof = 1 OR memberof 3 OR memberof 10, etc. but that isn’t very
practical when you have lots of tickets at various depths. JSGantt is
able to pull in all the tickets to build a view of the tickets in a
“project”. Maybe applying the logic it’s using… I’ll take a look at
the source, but in the mean time hopefully some has a quicker answer.
You may actually want the Graph link instead, which can draw all of
them out in graphviz and include ticket info.
-kevin