Nic Brough -Adaptavist- Expert

com.mysql.jdbc.exceptions.jdbc4.CommunicationsException: Communications link failure is the main message you should worry about. It means that the connection to the database has failed for some reason. Either the database has gone offline, or it, or the connection from Jira are mis-configured in a way that allows the…

Your old computer is a separate machine, so it doesn't know to use the session data you have on your other computer.

It's a very long and complicated query. You'll find it a lot faster to simply look at creating each issue type.

Correct. I do not understand what you are saying. Could you explain "04 no's Jira admin users"? What's an 04 for a start?

I'd hae a think about what you actually want from "integration" (the word tells us precisely nothing about what you're trying to do) and then look at the various apps and addons you can get for Jira and Jenkins to identify one that helps you get there (you could build your own, of course, but it's likely you'll find…

It's more overhead to have someone in a project confused as to why they can do one thing with one issue type and can't do it with another. That tells me the issues are grouped together in the project for all the wrong reasons.

Jira already is a "dynamic form application", you can just give your users Jira and let them create issues or requests. I don't see what another application would add or do differently to "asking a person to fill in some fields"

This is the SSO that using an Atlassian account will do - your browser is logging in as one account and using the fact its logged into one to access all the services that use that identity. You'll need to use two separate isolated browser sessions - either a different browser or a browser that you can start an "incognito"…

You do not get access to the servers running Cloud, that's one of the points of using Software as a Service. You get the service and don't need command lines etc.

Same place you find it on a fully licenced version (there's no difference in functions between trial and paid). Go to the scrum board and click on the burndown chart option.

Exporting is not permission controlled (and if it were, it would follow the standard - if you don't have permission to do something, you won't be offered the option, you don't get a broken button) Could you describe "does not allow me"?

Yes, that's correct - you burn (up/down) points when a sory is done in the sprint it is done in.

I am sorry, but this question is a bit misplaced We can see you are using Confluence for your docs, but you have clicked on a link that takes you to help with Confluence in general (which is a completely logical place to land). But it's not somewhere that can help with *your* Confluence. You need to ask your Confluence…

That is a really really good question. It has an utterly negative sounding answer - you seriously should never need to flush a cache, and on top of that, increasing the size of a cache is a shed-load worse! A cache is a "pile of things you want to serve up quickly". The larger a cache is, the slower it works, hence my…

This does not explain "04 no's Jira admin users" in the slightest. What's an 04? I'm afraid nothing you have here really changes the information we can give you. If you want to know who created a user, you are going to need to ask your administrators.

There is no way to do this on Cloud, sorry,.

I am sorry, I do not think that expands on the question. A Jira "create issue" form is already a dynamic form, that's what they are for! I think your question here really comes down to explaining what you want to add to an issue creation "form"?

Use the Jira macros in Confluence, alongside drawing in the Jira gadgets

The data structures have evolved over the years, and * You could be looking at the wrong fields * You may be seeing updated data from the caches Simple answer - don't look in the database. It is the single worst possible way you can report on Confluence data (and Jira while I'm here) Why are you reading the database? The…

Eep, sorry, yes. Must have copied from the wrong tab. https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/common-user-management-errors-820119309.html#CommonUserManagementErrors-ActiveDirectoryError49 is what I meant to give you

Click on the admin cog, then look for look and feel, and custom html in the admin menu.

Yes, if you go up, you can create more. But please don't. 30 request types is already going to confuse your users and 50 fields in an issue is around 35 too many for them too.

Could you show us the list of users in full? (Feel free to obscure all the human names it displays, we're only interested in "system" users and the state of the accounts)

There is a relationship. Can't tell you a lot more. What information are you looking for here?

Jira does not do that in any version or type (server/dc/cloud). Project permissions are what they say on the tin - project level. If you want different edit rights by issue, then those issues need to be in different projects so they can have different permissions.

I don't understand "There are 04 no's Jira admin users" If you want to know who created a user, you are going to need to ask your administrators, the people who can create users.

Jira searches support things like "show me issues that have not been updated for X days/weeks" and "field is empty/has value Y", and those searches can lead straight into a bulk-edit function, so it sounds like you are making a lot of pointless work for yourself with excel. Could you tell us exactly what you are searching…

My best guess is that you missed all the communications about converting Trello accounts into Atlassian accounts. You'll need to use your old account to log into id.atlassian.com, update the details there if necessary and then use it to log into Trello. If it's still disconnected, then you'll need to talk to the owner of…

Issues in current sprint are ranked higher than issues in the backlog. If you have more than one sprint created, then the next sprint is first, with the others descending in rank as they get further away.

You'll need to get your browser fixed. The selection of text in a browser has nothing to do with the server that has given it a page to render and work with, it is purely the browser doing all the work. If you're finding it is slow, then either your browser is broken, or it's not processing some "on select" javascript…