hi all , one Jira server , version 7.6.1 I have installed SQL always on availability cluster with availability groups And configured it in the dbconfig.xml a named instance for the SQL listener jdbc:sqlserver://jiralistener:1433;databaseName=jiradatabasename After a fail-over , i need to re-index Jira for it to work properly How can I do the SQL fail-over so that Jira doesn't need to be re-indexed

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Yevgeni

hi all ,

one Jira server , version 7.6.1

I have installed SQL always on availability cluster with availability groups

And configured it in the dbconfig.xml a named instance for the SQL listener

<url>jdbc:sqlserver://jiralistener:1433;databaseName=jiradatabasename</url>

After a fail-over , i need to re-index Jira for it to work properly

How can I do the SQL fail-over so that Jira doesn't need to be re-indexed

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Yevgeni

Upgrading to Jira 7.9.2 seems to solves the issue

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You can't. The index in Jira is rebuilt from the database.

You can avoid re-indexing if you stop Jira and copy the index files over (do not attempt to put them on shared storage, it won't work)

Yevgeni

Upgrading to Jira 7.9.2 seems to solves the issue

Yevgeni

Upgrading to Jira 7.9.2 seems to solves the issue

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