Why are "Content Report Table" macros not correctly populated after importing a Wiki into confluence

Question

We recently installed a new local Confluence Server and migrated our previous wiki contents to it.

The export was from Confluence v6.3.3 and imported to Confluence v7.6.2.

The migration was mostly successful, but we have a problem with the "Content Report Table" macro which is used to build dynamic lists based on page labels.

Correctly labeled pages do not appear in the list until the individual pages are edited and saved - once the doc has been "edited/updated", it appears in the list as expected.

Doing this for all of our documents is not practical though.

Is there a way to update this so the correct pages appear in the "Content Report Table" macros?

If not, is there a way to "touch" all docs on the wiki, which may update all the lists?

Rob Farkas · Answer

Sorry - this does not resolve the issue.  I've stopped/started the confluence server and DB instance more than once.

So far the only thing that seems to correct the problem is editing a page.  No changes to the page or labels are required - just click edit, then click update and the page will appear in the list generated by the Content Report Table macro as expected.  Doing this with each of the hundreds of docs in the wiki is not practical though.

Thanks - any suggestions are welcome as I have no idea how to correct this across the entire wiki/space.

Florian_8erf7n · Answer

Try to flush Confluence cache. If you don‘t find it try to restart Confluence as this will always flush all cached data. Hope this helps. It‘s just a shot in the dark.