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Jira Cloud advanced search and JQL
Documents advanced search using JQL clauses made from fields, operators, values, functions, keywords, and combined queries such as project equals a value and assignee equals current user.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced search | Choose advanced search when users must combine multiple search clauses before execution, such as field plus operator plus value joined by AND, OR, or NOT. | Adding a clause appends a visible field, operator, value, and joiner to the canonical query state. | Jira documents advanced search through JQL fields, operators, values, functions, and keywords. |
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- Advanced search vs basic search vs filter panel vs search scope selector
Jira documents advanced queries as clauses built from fields, operators, values, functions, and keywords.
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