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The AtlassianUserUpdatedDocuments relationship is a logical relationship that provides a unified view of documents a particular user updated across different tools.

Relationship type: Logical

TTL (Time To Live): 30 days

From object types	To object types
Atlassian user - `ati:cloud:identity:user`	Confluence blogpost - `ati:cloud:confluence:blogpost`
	Confluence page - `ati:cloud:confluence:page`
	Confluence space - `ati:cloud:confluence:space`
	Confluence whiteboard - `ati:cloud:confluence:whiteboard`
	External branch - `ati:cloud:jira:branch, ati:cloud:graph:branch`
	External build - `ati:cloud:jira:build, ati:cloud:graph:build`
	External commit - `ati:cloud:jira:commit, ati:cloud:graph:commit`
	External conversation - `ati:cloud:graph:conversation`
	External deployment - `ati:cloud:jira:deployment, ati:cloud:graph:deployment`
	External document - `ati:cloud:jira:document, ati:cloud:graph:document`
	External message - `ati:cloud:graph:message`
	External repository - `ati:cloud:jira:repository, ati:cloud:graph:repository`
	External vulnerability - `ati:cloud:jira:vulnerability, ati:cloud:graph:vulnerability`

Underlying relationships

This relationship encompasses the following relationship types:

Cypher

We recommend sending parameterized Cypher queries as below instead of embedding the parameters directly in the query string. This approach will help ensure better performance.

Forward query

Inverse query

GraphQL

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query AtlassianUserUpdatedDocuments_CypherQuery($cypherQuery: String!, $params: CypherRequestParams) {
  cypherQuery(query: $cypherQuery, params: $params) {
    edges {
      node {
        columns {
          value {
            ... on CypherQueryResultNode {
              id
              data {
                __typename
                ... on ConfluenceBlogpost {
                  id
                }
                ... on ConfluencePage {
                  id
                }
                ... on ConfluenceSpace {
                  id
                }
                ... on ConfluenceWhiteboard {
                  id
                }
                ... on ExternalDocument {
                  id
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Params

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{
  "cypherQuery": "MATCH (user:AtlassianUser {ari: $id})-[:atlassian_user_updated_documents]->(blogpost:ConfluenceBlogpost) RETURN blogpost",
  "params": {
    "id": "$id"
  }
}