# UQL searching users with defined property

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**Tags:** uql, jira-cloud\
**Created:** [November 6, 2017, 1:16pm UTC](https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/uql-searching-users-with-defined-property/10864 "2017-11-06T13:16:50Z")\
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Hi Bartlomiej,  
unfortunately there are a few issues with this.  
First of all, it seems that the correct query in this case would be `[is_biggantt_available] is "true"`, without the `.value` part.  
Unfortunately this syntax is not supported by UQL yet, as it requires a path to be provided after the property key (the one enclosed in brackets).  
For now a workaround would be, if at all possible on your part, to put this JSON as property value, instead of just `true`:

```auto
{ "value": true}

```

If you do this, your original query should work.  
Regards,  
Simone

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