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key = 'IG-1'

The requirement with the exact key.

key ~ 'IG-%'

All requirements starting with 'IG-'.

text ~ '% something'

All requirements whose text ends with 'something'.

page =

467382

All requirements defined on the page with ID 467382 (Does not include dependencies)

(Before RY 3.

1, it would retrieve all current-or-baseline requirements on all versions of this page).

(Before RY 2.5, quotes around the page ID were necessary)

page ~

467382

Same as `links ~ `, except it is not intuitive.

(Before RY 3.1, it would retrieve all current-or-baselined requirements on all versions of that page).

pageHistory ~ 123

All requirements on all versions of that page (Since RY 3.1)

links = ...

All requirements defined or linked on the page.

jira = 'JRA-21'

All requirements linked from the issue JRA-21.

jira@implements = 'JRA-21'

All requirements linked from the issue JRA-21 with the relationship "Implements" (since version 1.5)

NOT (

jira ~ '%')

Requirements which are not linked to any JIRA issue.

@Category = 'Functional'

All requirements where the property 'Category' = 'Functional'.

@Main\ Category = 'Functional'

All requirements where the property 'Main Category' = 'Functional'. Use the backslash symbol before a space or special symbol to escape it.

ext@Category = 'Functional'

All requirements where the external property 'Category' = 'Functional'.

TO = 'REQ-001'

Requirements which reference REQ-001.

FROM = 'REQ-001'

Requirements which are referenced by REQ-001.

FROM ~ 'REQ-%'

Requirements which are referenced by any requirement starting with "REQ-".

FROM@refines = 'REQ-001'

Requirements which are "refined" by REQ-001.

isModified('7')

Requirements which have been modified since the baseline '7' of the current space. It works both with the baseline number and with the baseline name.

baseline = 3

baseline was 3

baseline = 4 and baseline was 3

baseline = 'My Baseline'

Requirements in their version 3.

Requirements in their current version, which were also in the baseline 3 (since 3.2.0).

Requirements in their version 4, which also where in baseline 3 (since 3.2.0).

Assuming 'My Baseline' exists in this space and has the number 3, it is equivalent to the previous query.

hasLastTest('%Success%')

Checks the last test is equal to the provided value, using '%' as a wildcard.

Syntax: hasTest( [relationship,] expectedResult [,page])

Syntax: hasLastTest( [relationship,] expectedResult [,page])

excel = '48496653'

All requirements imported from the Excel attachment with ID 48496653 (since version 2.0)

excel ~ '%'

All requirements imported from an Excel file.

AND, OR, NOT, ()

Boolean operators. Example: key ~ ‘FN%’ AND NOT (@Property = ‘Functional’ AND @Component = ‘Core’).

= '...'

== '...'

Strict equality.

~ '...%...'

Soft equality. Use % in the string as a wildcard.

@...

Reference to a property of the requirement

(if you've defined requirements in columns).

IS NULL

Can be used for any attribute. Example: JIRA IS NULL.

IS NOT NULL

Can be used for the field 'baseline'.

key = ...

The key of the requirement. Keys are unique per space.

spaceKey = ...

The space key of the requirement (case sensitive).

baseline = ...

The baseline name or number. All statuses are implicitly included.

Quotes were required before version 2.4: baseline = '1'

Starting from 2.6.3, it also supports a variable: $currentBaseline. The traceability matrix will display a field where you can input the number, and the saved matrix can be used in the blueprints of the baselines.

baseline was ...

The baseline name or number of a previous version of this requirement (since 3.2.0).

status = ...

The status of the requirement (ACTIVE, DELETED, MOVED). Default: ACTIVE. There is generally no reason to use it, since those statuses are internal details about requirements. You would rather define your own property named "Status", and search them using @status = 'Approved' for example. Do not confuse "status" (our internal implementation detail) and "@status" (any user-defined property).

text = ...

The contents of the requirement (Does not include the properties).

page = ...

The ID of a page or a version where a requirement is defined.

pageHistory = ...

The ID of a

current page, where a requirement is defined."~" is undefined.

links = ...

The ID of a page where a requirement is linked (or defined). "~" is undefined.

jira = ...

A JIRA issue linked to the requirement.

jira@relationship = ...

A JIRA issue linked with a specific relationship.

@aproperty = ...

A property with name "aproperty".

ext@aproperty = ...

An external property with name "aproperty".

to@arelationship = ...

from@arelationship = ...

A dependency with the relationship "arelationship".

excel = ...

The ID of the attachment were those requirements are defined.