Searching with JQL
A convenient way to search and handle created issues with JQL
What is JQL?
JQL stands for Jira Query Language. It is a powerful and flexible language used in Jira to create queries that can filter and sort issues. JQL allows users to search for issues across Jira projects using a variety of criteria, such as project, issue type, status, assignee, dates, and custom fields.
Any issue that you create using our Jira add-on is seamlessly integrated into the Jira ecosystem. This means that these issues can be effortlessly located and searched using the standard Jira Query Language.
![Search issues created from templates with JQL](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/645587a44ef3d98d897c73b0/66844f0bb524c3fc34ba29fa_JQL.png)
- Go to your Jira issue list page.
- Use the field named templateKey in your JQL search to look for issues created from a particular template.
- Done!
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