📘 1000 JQL Queries for Jira – Professional English Edition

A practical reference for Product Owners, Scrum Masters, Team Leads, Developers, QA Engineers, Business Analysts and Jira Administrators.

🎯 What This Book Gives You

This book contains 1,000 practical JQL recipes for Jira search, monitoring, reporting, project management and team analysis.

The goal is not simply to provide a collection of queries. Each recipe is designed to help you understand when to use the query, what the result means, and how to adapt it to your own Jira project.

Each recipe follows a practical structure:

• 🎯 Purpose

• 🕐 When to use it

• 💻 JQL Query

• 🔍 How it works

• 📝 Example

• ✅ Expected result

• 📊 Recommended Jira Gadget

• 🛠️ Customization tips

This makes the book useful both as a JQL learning reference and as a practical resource for building reusable Jira dashboards and reports.

📚 What You Will Learn

Inside this book, you will find JQL examples covering topics such as:

• 🔎 Jira issue searching

• 📁 Project and issue-type filtering

• 👤 Assignee and reporter analysis

• 🔓 Open and completed issues

• 🏃 Sprint management

• 📋 Backlog monitoring

• 🚨 Priority-based searches

• 🐞 Bug tracking

• 📅 Due-date and overdue issue monitoring

• 🕐 Created and updated issue reports

• ✔️ Resolution tracking

• 🏷️ Labels and components

• 🚀 Versions and Fix Versions

• 👥 Team workload analysis

• 📊 Dashboard reporting

• 📆 Daily, weekly and monthly reporting

• 🔄 Agile and Scrum reporting

• ⚙️ Jira administration and data monitoring

👥 Who Is This Book For?

This reference is designed for:

• 👔 Product Owners

• 🧭 Scrum Masters

• 👥 Team Leads

• 📋 Project Managers

• 💻 Software Developers

• 🧪 QA Engineers

• 📊 Business Analysts

• ⚙️ Jira Administrators

• 🔄 Agile and Scrum teams

• 🌟 Anyone who works with Jira and wants to improve their JQL skills

🛠️ Practical Jira Management

The queries can be used as building blocks for practical Jira dashboards and management reports.

For example, you can adapt the queries to monitor:

• 🔓 Current open work

• ✅ Completed work

• 🚨 High-priority issues

• 👤 Unassigned issues

• ⏰ Overdue issues

• 🏃 Sprint work

• 👥 Team workload

• 📝 Reporter activity

• 👤 Assignee activity

• 📋 Backlog size

• 🔄 Recently updated issues

• ⏳ Aging work

• 🐞 Bugs and defects

• 📊 Project activity

🔧 Compatibility Note

JQL behavior can vary between Jira Cloud and Jira Data Center/Server and may also depend on installed Marketplace apps.

⚠️ Always test a query in Jira Advanced Search before using it in a production dashboard.

The examples use common Jira fields such as:

project, status, assignee, reporter, priority, sprint, due, created, updated, resolution, labels, component and fixVersion.

💡 Replace example project keys, usernames, statuses and custom fields with the values from your own Jira instance.

📖 How to Use This Book

You do not need to read the entire book from beginning to end.

Use it as a practical JQL reference:

1. 🔎 Find the type of report or search you need.

2. 📋 Copy the relevant JQL query.

3. 🧪 Test it in Jira Advanced Search.

4. ✏️ Replace the example values with your own Jira data.

5. 📊 Add the query to a saved filter or Jira dashboard.

6. 🔄 Adapt the query as your project and reporting requirements evolve.

💾 Digital Product

• 📄 Format: PDF eBook

• 🌐 Language: English

• 🔢 Content: 1,000 practical JQL recipes

• 🎯 Use: Learning, reference, Jira search, monitoring and reporting

📦 This is a digital product. No physical product will be shipped.

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