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How to restore system from oracle XML to MySQL?

viraj.indasrao
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August 20, 2017

I have an XML exported file from Oracle DB of JIRA server.

I want to restore it on the MySQL cluster. But I am getting an error because XML is not supported by MySQL.

I am doing import from settings > system > restore system.

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August 21, 2017

"XML is not supported by MySQL" does not make sense to me.  The XML exports are totally independent of database.

I suspect what you mean is that you have not configured MySQL correctly for JIRA, or that your data contains something unusual that MySQL does not support.  You will need to tell us what errors you are getting if you want us to help with that.

I'm also slightly worried that you mention a MySQL cluster.  Are you on JIRA Datacentre or just using a cluster for backups, failover or reporting?

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