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How do I change or check the security level of an issue in the database itself?

Jasen Sparacino

I was applying a new issue security scheme and the server locked up. I had to restart jira before it was done and I can't see an issue any more. I tried the intregity checker and it came up as everything is good. I am literally a member of every security role and group. We are running a postgres DB. I would like to check the issue in the DB to see what excatly is going on. I am fairly comptent with DB queries but I would never call myself a DBA.

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Boris Georgiev [Appfire]

Here's a sample:

select * from schemeissuesecuritylevels where id=(select security from jiraissue where project=10003 and issuenum=1)

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Boris Georgiev [Appfire]

Here's a sample:

select * from schemeissuesecuritylevels where id=(select security from jiraissue where project=10003 and issuenum=1)

Boris Georgiev [Appfire]

issuenum is the number part of the issue key i.e. for key MAR-1 number is 1 and you have to find the id of the project - i.e.

select id from project where pkey='MKT'

Jasen Sparacino

Thanks for the help.

Jasen Sparacino

odd.... now its telling me there is no issuenum table.

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