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Portfolio: Exceptiob after Jira-Update to v8.2.1

Jens Stier

Hi,

we've updated our Jira-Server-Instance to v8.2.1 and the portfolio-plugin to 3.2.0

When trying to access portfolio we get a SQL-Exception:

com.querydsl.core.QueryException: Caught MySQLSyntaxErrorException for select `plan`.`ID`, `plan`.`TITLE`, `plan`.`PLANNING_UNIT`, `plan`.`HEURISTIC_THRESHOLD`, `plan`.`GLOBAL_SPRINT_LENGTH`, `plan`.`DEFAULT_TEAM_WEEKLY_CAPACITY`, `plan`.`GLOBAL_DEFAULT_VELOCITY`, `plan`.`DEF_EST_MAP`, `plan`.`HAS_SPRINT_CONSTRAINT`, `plan`.`SYNC_START_ENABLED`, `plan`.`STRICT_STAGE_DIVISION`, `plan`.`MIN_LOAD_UNSTR_EPICS`, `plan`.`MAX_RESOURCES_PER_STORY`, `plan`.`ASSIGNEE_SCHEDULING_LEVEL`, `plan`.`SCHEDULING_VERBOSITY`, `plan`.`HOURS_PER_DAY`, `plan`.`WEEKDAY_CONFIGURATION`, `plan`.`COMMIT_ISSUE_ASSIGNEE`, `plan`.`UNESTIMATED_ISSUES_OPTION`, `plan`.`DEPENDENCY_MODE`, `plan`.`MULTI_SCENARIO_ENABLED`, `plan`.`TIME_ZONE`, `plan`.`PROGRAM_ID`, `plan`.`SCHEDULING_START_CUSTOM_FIELD`, `plan`.`SCHEDULING_END_CUSTOM_FIELD`, `plan`.`CREATOR_ID`, `plan`.`PORTFOLIO_PLAN_VERSION`, `plan`.`INCLUDE_COMPLETED_ISSUES_FOR`, `plan`.`IGNORE_SPRINTS`, `plan`.`IGNORE_TEAMS`, `plan`.`IGNORE_RELEASES` from `AO_D9132D_PLAN` `plan` order by `plan`.`ID` asc

Caused by com.mysql.jdbc.exceptions.jdbc4.MySQLSyntaxErrorException: Unknown column 'plan.INCLUDE_COMPLETED_ISSUES_FOR' in 'field list'

Jens

Comments

Earl McCutcheon

Hi Jens,

I'm not sure if this error is 100% portfolio Specific, and I am leaning more towards an issue with the Upgrade and a conflict in the database directly. But we will need to check some things out so see whats happening here.

There was a similar BUG in portfolio 2.13 on a different Portfolio table, that looks like it could be related. the old BUG was caused by a missed upgrade task caused by a conflict with MySQL, Details on this BUG are covered at the link below, but in this particular bug a uninstall / re-install of the three portfolio add-on modules did the trick to correct the issue, And I would recommend checking this out as a possible solution, let me know if this workaround works:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JPOSERVER-2341

But overall I'm looking at the portion of the error "Caught MySQLSyntaxErrorException for select" on the portfolio plan data table: `AO_D9132D_PLAN` but more specifically just the "MySQLSyntaxErrorException" portion. This usually indicates that at least one object in the source or destination database does not have the utf8 encoding and/or utf8_bin collation, as described in "Connecting Jira applications to a database" which can lead to failures attempting to create or alter database tables or cause conflicts in primary key mappings during upgrades leading to duplicate primary key value errors later on.

If the above workaround does not correct the table configurations a deeper dive into the logging and DB consistency is needed. To do this we would want to get you in touch with our support team at https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/ so we can get ahold of your logging through our secure support portal for additional review.

Keep me posted on the outcome, and let me know if you need assistance creating a support request if the uninstall/re-install does not work.

Regards,
Earl

Jens Stier

Hi Earl,

thanks for your answer. We already tried the uninstall and install-steps, but it didn't help.

I'll contact the support team for log-analysis.

regards,

Jens

shivamdu

@Earl McCutcheon Did you get a response? Did it get resolved for you?

Earl McCutcheon

Hi @shivamdu ,

Thanks for the mention, as we always like to make sure the solution gets shared out and we forgot to circle back to this one with an update on what was found.

After log review we found a few errors and In this particular case it came down to a database error that caused some active object upgrade task in portfolio to fail.

In this case the issue that occurred is related to the MySQL database directly and details on the cause and fix are covered in the following KB article:

com.mysql.jdbc.exceptions.jdbc4.MySQLSyntaxErrorException: REFERENCES command denied to user.

And the process followed to correct the error with portfolio in conjunction with the DB error was the following:

Backup Jira
Uninstall Portfolio
1. Noting portfolio consists of 3 add-ons that will all need to be uninstalled
  1. Portfolio for Jira
  2. Portfolio plans
  3. Portfolio Team Management
Shutdown Jira
Run the SQL query defined in the KB to fix the DB issue
Start Jira
Re-Install Portfolio
Verify if the issue persists

Regards,
Earl

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