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One of the main ideas of our application is to Convert your Jira into a RELATIONAL DATABASE.
What does it mean and why you may need this?
All data from your Jira instance (issues, projects, functions, custom fields, security levels, Dashboards, filters,
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etc) is a complex of data of different types (numbers, letters, etc). Organizing all this data into a relational
database, SQLC gives you an opportunity to get any data from your Jira, if you know the table name where this information is stored.
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A relational database is a collection of information that organizes data in predefined relationships where data is stored in one or more tables (or "relations") of columns and rows, making it easy to see and understand how different data structures relate to each other. |
Provides a high level of security and scalability:
Runs in Browser with no thirty-part servers, and in accordance with
Jira Permission Scheme
Doesn't store any data
Scales along with the user base
Contains SQL Cloud Query builder that reflects all interrelations between
Jira data and allows you faster build your own query without knowledge of SQL!
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Offers a list of ready-to-use queries
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Expands query range using both SQL&JQL simultaneously.
Allows reporting beyond issues with new entities like Boards, Sprints, SLA, Queues, Permissions, Schemes, etc.
Connects to analytics tool that supports JDBC/ODATA industry standards
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