Query to retrieve Linked Repositories which aren't being used in any plans
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Summary
This SQL query will retrieve linked repositories (global ones) that aren't used in any plans (no plans listed under the Usage tab).
Environment
All supported Bamboo versions.
This was tested on Microsoft SQL Server 2019 and Oracle DB server.
Solution
select VL.NAME,
VL.VCS_LOCATION_ID,
CONCAT('<BAMBOO_BASE_URL>/admin/editLinkedRepository.action?repositoryId=',VL.VCS_LOCATION_ID) AS EDIT_URL
from VCS_LOCATION VL
where VL.VCS_LOCATION_ID NOT IN
(
select VL.PARENT_ID
from VCS_LOCATION VL
JOIN PLAN_VCS_LOCATION PVL on VL.VCS_LOCATION_ID = PVL.VCS_LOCATION_ID
)
AND VL.IS_GLOBAL = 1
AND VL.MARKED_FOR_DELETION = 0
AND VL.PARENT_ID IS NULLFor your convenience, if you replace <BAMBOO_BASE_URL> with your Bamboo's URL, the third column of the result (EDIT_URL) will contain a direct URL to the web page where you can edit the Linked Repo. If you export it to Excel, you can use the following formula to convert the URL to an Hyperlink. E.g:
=HYPERLINK(C2;C2)If you use a different DBMS, the above query will need to be translated into your DBMS's syntax.