Find Project Tracker artifacts
You can search for an artifact by user, by the content of text fields, or by other parameters.
- Run a simple query
You can use arbitrary information to search for an artifact, such as a text string in the Summary field of an artifact or a date range in which the artifact may have been modified.
- Run a simple query with user info
You can search for artifacts using information about people associated with the artifact.
- Run a simple query using the URL
You can re-use one-time (ad-hoc) queries by copying and pasting the URL from the browser address bar, or you can re-use the URL of a saved (named) query.
- Search for artifacts by their artifact ID
The simplest way to find an artifact is to enter its ID.
- Run an advanced query
Creating and performing an advanced query allows you to search for Project Tracker artifacts by defining several criteria to filter the results.
- Run an advanced query to find a user
You can run an advanced query to search for Project Tracker artifacts by defining a user as the search criterion.
- Query multiple projects
Cross project queries allow you to search multiple projects or artifact types or both in a single query. With cross project queries you can quickly find artifacts of interest to you in multiple projects.
- Query for a change in an attribute's value
This field allows you to search for artifacts with attributes that have changed from one value to another value.
- Configure the display of query results
You can configure the columns that are displayed on the results page of an ad-hoc query. These settings are retained for the rest of your work session.
- Save a query
Once you have a well-defined set of search parameters, you may want to save them for future use.
- Managing saved queries
Use the Saved query list table to manage the saved queries. All available saved queries appear in this table. Click Edit to access the query edit screen. Clicking the query name will execute the query.
- Automate queries with wget
When you need to run a saved Project Tracker query or report repeatedly, you can write a shell script using wget commands.
- Automate queries with cURL
When you need to run a saved Project Tracker query or report repeatedly, try packaging cURL commands in a shell script.
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