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Description
Straight-Forward Connectivity to Jira Data
Connect directly to live Jira data using your Jira username and password. Create connection objects in PowerShell for future use or connect on the fly.
Standard Cmdlets for Retrieving Jira Data
Use standard PowerShell Select cmdlets to retrieve Jira data or use SQL in the Invoke cmdlet to submit custom SQL queries.
Pipe Live Jira Data into PowerShell Cmdlets
Use the CData cmdlets with other PowerShell cmdlets to push Jira data into flat files, local databases, or other data sources and services.
More details
An easy-to-use set of PowerShell Cmdlets offering real-time access to Jira data. DataCmdlets allow users to easily read, write, update, and delete live data - just like working with SQL server.
- Easy-to-use Cmdlets with a simple SQL interface to live Jira data.
- Read Jira Projects, Groups, Workflows, etc. from PowerShell scripts.
- Easily pipe data into and out-of flat-files, databases, and other data stores for archival, back-up, and synchronization.
The Jira DataCmdlets provide the easiest way to connect with Jira data from the command-line. The Cmdlets leverage a straightforward design, similar to the Microsoft SQL Server Database Engine Cmdlets, that makes it easy to import, export, backup, analyze, transform, & connect-to your Jira data.
Version history
19Jira Server 7.1.0 - 7.3.92020-03-062020 Update 1 Release No release notes.16Jira Server 7.1.0 - 7.3.92017-02-142017 Update 2 Release No release notes.20Jira Server 7.1.0 - 8.14.12020-12-21October 2020 Release No release notes.