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JQL (Jira Query Language) is the most powerful and flexible way to search for your issues in Jira. 

Xray adds a lot of functions and new custom fields that can help you search and find the information you need. 

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How to use Xray JQL functions & Custom fields?

You can use them to: 

  • Search for issues, using JIRA Search 
  • Customized your reports, by using advanced features
  • Create filters than can be displayed into dashboards
  • Create filters that can be used to configure gadgets
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Enhanced querying with JQL

Xray provides several custom fields and entity properties.

Jira's entity properties provide the means to store key/value pairs on Jira entities, such as issues. Xray uses somes entity properties that can be queried using JQL.


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Entity Properties

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Xray JQL functions to remember


JQL FunctionParametersPurposeExample
testTypeTestThe Test Type that characterizes the nature of the Test
project = DEMO and
requirementTestsP1 - Requirement Issue Key/Filter of Requirement IssuesReturns a list of Test issues associated with the input Requirement issue key or saved filter with Requirements.
(1)
issuetype = 'Test' Test and testType = Manual


project = DEMO   and keytestType in requirementTests('DEMO-10')
(2)
= Manual
testEnvironmentsTest Execution

The Test Environment(s) assigned to the Test Execution

project = DEMO and issuetype = 'Test' "Test Execution" and testEnvironments = Chrome

project = DEMO   and keytestEnvironments in requirementTests('Requirements saved filter')= Chrome

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JQL Functions

No specific JQL functions are provided, since Jira Cloud does not provide a mechanism to implement them.