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Global Header error on default theme after upgrade

Evan Overby
Evan Overby
March 17, 2013

Just upgraded to Confluence 5 and we are getting the error as stated here:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFKB/Confluence+5+global+navigation+bar+gone

However I do not have descriptors table in the database. I do have a dbo.DESCRIPTOR. Would this be the same?

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Daniel Borcherding
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March 18, 2013

Hello Evan,

Do you have a decorators table? I think the KB is referencing that table rather than the descriptors table.

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Evan Overby
Evan Overby
March 18, 2013

Sorry, I have dbo.DECORATOR . A typo in my first post. I have made a copy of it but wanted to be sure before I delete it. I am running on an SQL 2008 R2 Instance.

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March 18, 2013

Evan,

It sounds like you have the right of things. Making a backup of the table before you truncate it is a great idea. The dbo.DECORATOR is the table you are interested in clearing. Please let us know if that works for you.

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Evan Overby
Evan Overby
March 18, 2013

I was able to resolve the issue by submitting the command

truncate table dbo.DECORATOR;

This is in SQL 2008 R2. Thanks for the help!

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