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JIRA Search Inconsistancies

Neil Taylor

I'm having some trouble with searching at the moment. An issue is assigned to a specific person, but when I search for it, it shows up as the assignee being someone else. I've tried different searches and even just running a simple one such as "issuekey = xx-xxxx" and it's returning a different assignee on the list than what is actually on the ticket when you click on it. Has anyone ever seen this issue before?

Thanks!!!

Accepted answers

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

Try a full reindexing and see if it help.

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

Try a full reindexing and see if it help.

Neil Taylor

Will try this. Any ideas on how long the process takes? I don't want JIRA to be down for a long time during the day. Thanks!!

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

It's proportional to the number of issues, and how fast your server is (mostly disk access), and your version of Jira (later = faster). It needs to read every issue and recreate the index entry for them!

On a 2.4GHz quad core VM test machine on a relatively slow network, Jira 5.1 did 350,000 issues in a shade over an hour over the weekend. But you'd need to test it for yourself before relying on other people's numbers.

Neil Taylor

Great thanks! Understood it'll be drastically different for everyone, but that at least gives me some figures to work with and makes guesses.