How to view Advanced Roadmaps Target Start and Target End values in the database.

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Summary

This page shows how to obtain Advanced Roadmaps Target Start and Target End values from Jira's database. 

Environment

Jira Data Center and Server.


Solution

Target Start Values and Target End values are stored in the entity_property table. 

Below is a sample issue set with Target Start and Target End dates:

These values are stored in the database in the following manner:

identity_nameentity_idproperty_keycreatedupdatedjson_value
10201IssueProperty10100jpo-issue-properties2022-12-15 17:30:37.3852022-12-15 17:30:37.686{"baseline_start":"1671062400000","baseline_end":"1671148800000"}

Where:

  • Entity_ID = jiraissue table ID
  • Target Start = baseline_start
  • Target End = baseline_end

 Just to note as well, these values are stored in the Unix timestamp format and need to be converted to human readable values. 



Last modified on Dec 15, 2022

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