JIRA Empty Default Issue Type Scheme

Renaud GARNIER

Hello,

I've lost my Types in default Type Scheme.

If i add a new type, an error occured, have you a solution ?

Thanks

Renaud

My error :

com.querydsl.core.QueryException: Caught SQLException for select OPTION_CONFIGURATION.sequence
from dbo.optionconfiguration OPTION_CONFIGURATION
where OPTION_CONFIGURATION.fieldid = ? and OPTION_CONFIGURATION.fieldconfig = ?
order by OPTION_CONFIGURATION.sequence desc
offset ? rows fetch next ? rows only
com.querydsl.core.QueryException: Caught SQLException for select OPTION_CONFIGURATION.sequence
from dbo.optionconfiguration OPTION_CONFIGURATION
where OPTION_CONFIGURATION.fieldid = ? and OPTION_CONFIGURATION.fieldconfig = ?
order by OPTION_CONFIGURATION.sequence desc
offset ? rows fetch next ? rows only
at com.querydsl.sql.support.JavaSE7SQLExceptionWrapper.wrap(JavaSE7SQLExceptionWrapper.java:41) [querydsl-sql-4.0.7.jar:?]
4.0.7.jar:?]

...

Andy Heinzer

Hi Renaud,

Your error looks very similar to this other MS SQL select error in Exception Errors in JIRA 7.3.7 after upgrade with Create Issue.  In which case, if your SQL database is still using MS SQL 2008, that version of SQL does not support the 'offset' SQL statement.

Support for SQL 2008 does not include Jira 7.2.x versions and higher.   If you were using a Jira 7.1 or before, it wouldn't be trying to use that SQL syntax.  Switching databases documentation has steps you can follow to move your database to a supported platform.

If that isn't the problem, and you're using a SQL 2012 or 2014 database instance, then I'd like to know more about what happened in your instance to cause this error.