To work with tracker artifacts, start by gathering the relevant artifacts with a
query.
There are three levels at which you can define your query.
- Site-wide queries — use this to search for artifacts across all projects on your
site. For example, you may want a list of all open Priority 1 issues in your
site assigned to specific users.
- Project-wide queries — use this to search for artifacts across trackers within a
particular project.
- Individual tracker query — use this to search for artifacts within a specific
tracker.
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In the Site Explorer, select the site, project or tracker level for your query.
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Right-click and select New Tracker Query.
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In the New Tracker Query window, define the scope for a
project-wide or site-wide query.
For a site-wide query, you can select all projects or a specific project, and
all trackers or a specific tracker. For a project-wide query, you can select all
trackers or a specific tracker.
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Enter a name for your query.
Name is a required field.
Tip: With version 3.6.1 onwards, you can have a query name
generated automatically by defining a template in . In the template, you can choose options such as the project,
tracker or planning folder name to be included in the generated query name.
When you've defined the template, you will be able to select the
Auto-generate option to populate
Name when creating a new tracker query.
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Select the artifact fields to include in the query.
Tip:
- You can select multiple values in most fields — Assigned
to, Submitted by, Category, Priority, Status, Reported in Release,
Resolved in Release, and user-defined fields. The query uses OR
filtering when multiple values are selected.
- You can include a planning folder in your project-wide or individual
tracker query.
- If you selected an individual tracker for your query, you can include user-defined fields for that tracker.
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If this is a tracker-wide query, you can include user-defined fields. Click
Advanced.
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In the Flex Fields window, select
Include in query and enter a value for each
field you want to include.
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Click OK.
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If this is a query you expect to use frequently, select Add to
Favorites.
Tip: When query results are displayed in your Favorites, you can
select additional fields such as Description from the Column Chooser.
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Click OK.
Your query appears in the Sites
Explorer view.