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1. Login to the Jira instance database. If one requires information about the database, consulting with the database administrator for guidance is recommended.

2. Run the following Jira database query for a count of Dataplane reports created by type of report.

3. For non-Postgres databases:-
   

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   SELECT REPLACE(REPORT_KEY, 'reportKey.', '') as report_type, COUNT(1) as saved_reports FROM AO_6714C7_SAVED_REPORT_RECORD GROUP BY report_type ORDER BY saved_reports DESC;

4. For Postgres databases:

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   SELECT REPLACE("REPORT_KEY", 'reportKey.', '') as report_type, COUNT(1) as saved_reports FROM "AO_6714C7_SAVED_REPORT_RECORD" GROUP BY report_type ORDER BY saved_reports DESC;

5. Example output:

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   report_type | saved_reports ----------------------------------+--------------- currentIssueValuesReport | 5378 issuesByDateReport | 4871 currentStatSumReport | 2053 pivotTableReport | 2049 historicalSnapshotReport | 1797 issuesTableReport | 1793 projectLinksReport | 1153 timeFromStatusIndirectToStatus | 899 statSumByDateReport | 896 closureTimeReport | 640 issuesEnteringStatusByDateReport | 514 issuesResolvedByDateReport | 514 issuesWorkLogReport | 513 timeInStatusReport | 258 historicalFlowReport | 256 issuesCreatedByDateReport | 256 issueFixVersionsReport | 128 issueComponentsReport | 128 workLoggedByDateReport | 3 issueReportersReport | 2 issuePrioritiesReport | 1 (21 rows)

6. Example screenshot from the DbVisualizer tool:
   

   

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