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JQL Functions are provided to search for issues against the Email Audit Log.

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Search for issues created by email

Usage in JQL: issue in createdByEmail(senderEmailAddress,dateFrom, dateTo, containingText)

Parameters are optional:

  • senderEmailAddress: email address of the sender of the email.
  • dateFrom, dateTo: these are date values in format of dd/MM/yyyy (as 31/03/2014) or durations like 5d or 3h, etc.
  • containingText: search the email subject for substring, you can use SQL wildcards like ? and %

Search for issues commented by email

Usage in JQL: issue in commentedByEmail(senderEmailAddress,dateFrom, dateTo, containingText)

Parameters are optional:

  • senderEmailAddress: email address of the sender of the email.
  • dateFrom, dateTo: these are date values in format of dd/MM/yyyy (as 31/03/2014) or durations like 5d or 3h, etc.
  • containingText: search the email subject for substring, you can use SQL wildcards like ? and %

Search for issues sent in email

Usage in JQL: issue in sentInEmail(searchParams)

The parameter is a construct of multiple fields. The parameter itself and its fields are optional.

Fields in Search Parameter

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  • OPERATION: email sent manually
  • BULK: email sent in bulk operation

  • EVENT: email sent by JETI event notification

  • WORKFLOW: email sent by JETI postfunction

  • AUTOREPLY: email sent as autoreply for an incoming email

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Note
  • all fields can be combined into a search, they are ANDed in the query
  • if none of the fields is specified, query spans over to, cc, bcc (see below)

Examples

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