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Grid definition does not contain property "gd.tablename"

Jig Bhakta

Hi,

We have just installed the evaluation version of this plugin and I am now seeing the following text above the field when displayed on the screen:

Grid definition does not contain property "gd.tablename". In-memory database will be used to store grid data. All data will be lost after Jira (or plugin) restarts.

Is this a byproduct of it being an evaluation?

Cheers,

Jig.

Accepted answers

francis

Jig,

(The evaluation version is functionally identical to the paid for add-on)

The default configuration has been setup such that it doesn't store grid modifications in a database. The message you see is a warning that when you restart JIRA, this data will be lost.
(we thought it would be nice to provide such warning)

The warning will be gone once that you specify in what database, the add-on can store the grid modifications.

For instance, if you add in the configuration

gd.ds = jira

Then the add-on will automatically create a table in your JIRA database, and use that table to store the content of the grid.

You can also specify other target databases (next to JIRA) using the datasource properties.
More details on how to do this is available on our documentation site

http://wiki.idalko.com/display/TGPD/database+details

Typically you would want to do this to keep your grid data separate from your jira database.

Hope this helps

Francis,

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AhmadDanial

Hey there, Jig.

Perhaps you can confirm on this behavior, whether it is indeed a limitation of using an evaluation version of the plugin by contacting the vendor and address this concern to them directly:

Name: iDalko (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.idalko.jira.plugins.igrid)
Phone: +32.3.808.05.89
Email: support@igrid.info
Homepage: https://support.idalko.com

Hope this helps!

Warm regards,

Danial

francis

Jig,

(The evaluation version is functionally identical to the paid for add-on)

The warning will be gone once that you specify in what database, the add-on can store the grid modifications.

For instance, if you add in the configuration

gd.ds = jira

Then the add-on will automatically create a table in your JIRA database, and use that table to store the content of the grid.

You can also specify other target databases (next to JIRA) using the datasource properties.
More details on how to do this is available on our documentation site

http://wiki.idalko.com/display/TGPD/database+details

Typically you would want to do this to keep your grid data separate from your jira database.

Hope this helps

Francis,

Jig Bhakta

Thanks Francis. Most helpful.

francis

Just a small note, which I forgot to mention. Next to the database connection, you should also specify the tablename using the property

gd.tablename = somename

For instance

gd.columns = id, sku, product, unit, price
gd.tablename = lineitems
gd.ds = jira

col.id =

...

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