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This article explains how to run an SQL query in Oracle Database to identify dashboards that use Rich Filter gadgets in a Jira Server/Data Center instance.

Run the below query in the Oracle database to get the list of dashboards that use the Rich Filter gadgets.

SELECT DISTINCT
    d.id AS dashboard_id,
    d.pagename AS dashboard_name,
    d.username AS dashboard_owner_username,
    rf.ID AS rf_id,
    rf.NAME AS rf_name
FROM
    portalpage d,
    portletconfiguration g,
    gadgetuserpreference p,
    AO_24D977_QRFRFE0 rf
WHERE
    d.id = g.portalpage
    AND g.id = p.portletconfiguration
    AND p.userprefkey = 'rf'
    AND TO_CHAR(SUBSTR(p.userprefvalue, 1, 100)) = TO_CHAR(rf.ID)
ORDER BY
    dashboard_id;

The SQL query above will return the list of dashboards that use at least one rich filter gadget. For each dashboard, the query returns these values:

  • Dashboard ID

  • Dashboard name

  • Dashboard owner

  • Rich filter ID

  • Name of the rich filter used in that dashboard.

    The same rich filter can be used in multiple dashboards and each dashboard can use multiple rich filters, there is an n-to-n relationship between dashboards and rich filters.

The below screenshot illustrates an example output:

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