Is There any way to change current activity in Sharepoint 2007 Workflow ????
After days of reading articles i found that this task doesn't supported by sequential workflow.
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As part of our new project we are trying to build a report using tableau.The report presents the information for a sprint as per the requirement.Currently we are manually updating the data source for the report.
"Is there a way through which i can access the JIRA information for a sprint and store it in a database so that i can abolish the manual updates".
Yes, due to Jira's popularity there is a Jira API for the vast majority of programming languages with which you could accomplish this.
I personally would suggest the jira-python api due to it's vast documentation that can be found here: https://jira.readthedocs.io/en/master/api.html#jira.
Then you would simply call sprints(...) or sprints_by_name(...), and iterate through the results printing relevant information into your database.
Any answer or approach would be really appreciated. Please help!
The Rally Connector for JIRA is the usual way of getting user stories from Rally to JIRA. It's designed to be an integration, but it can also be used for a one time import.
And if you want to do a one-off import you can also retrieve the issues from Rally, format them into CSV and use the JIRA CSV Importer. We do this for customers at ServiceRocket pretty regularly, though it's not a small task
How can I create a weekly graph in Jira, that shows me how many issues per solved per week, irrespective when they were created.
Thanks in advance
what version of JIRA are you using (hosted or OnDemand)? Are you using sprints / agile boards / Greenhopper? If you have those, then you should be able to leverage the burndown chart (and many other reports) in the Report tab of an agile board.
for custom details, you can use the issues search feature. and filter by resolution date
resolutiondate >= startOfWeek()
How do I avoid entering the same kind of data from the same users in sharepoint list?
Any directions please
Hari Gillala
No luck going the easy way with Sharepoint 2007. With Sharepoint 2010 you have the choice to make values unique (see SharePoint 2010 – Enforce Unique Values).
With Sharepoint 2007 you have to do that programmatically using an EventReceiver. See following post for lot's of information: How to avoid duplicate record depending on the field in customlist
I have a web site for showing different reports like these examples
http://contoso.com/report.aspx?id=1
http://contoso.com/report.aspx?id=2
In each report page I want to embed a Sharepoint control that will allow me to:
Start a discussion for each report
Add Comment/response to the existing thread for the report
Rate the report on a scale of 1 to 5 and provide comments
As is implicit, a Sharepoint forum will be the backing store and can be accessed directly as well.
Is this possible in Sharepoint 2007? How difficult if so?
How can I implement such a scenario?
To best answer your question, I need to know what a report actually is. I assume a report is a Word document.
You probably need to do some custom coding for this to work well. One approach might be:
Create a Document Library.
Create a Discussion Forum.
Add a column to the Document library for storing the rating on a scale of 1-5.
Create a WebPart that displays the document and it's metadata including your score.
Have an event receiver or Workflow on the Document Library that creates a new top level thread each time a report it added with the title of the document as the subject.
Have code in your webpart that queries for all items in the discussion forum where the thread starting title is the name of the document, and display the thread.
It would probably require some C# and WebPart development skills to accomplish this task. Not something a beginner could do.