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We have a JIRA on-premise server instance at version 8.7.1.
Have encountered a problem where the following string "Currently eDEN allows the MA user to be able to issue a composition variation, this should be restricted to AiB and CMA users only." generates a Communications Breakdown error when entered against the Description field.
If I insert a t before only in the string then it will save correctly. I've looked in the log and cannot find an error message that would indicate any more info. It seems like a formatting/special character type issue. Thanks for any suggestions.
Hi Gregor,
have to tried to copy the string to a plain text editor to probably spot if there is a special character which Jira (and/or the database) is troubling with?
Have you also tried to enable SQL debugging, which might be of help tracking this effect further down?
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/enable-sql-query-logging-in-jira-server-665224933.html
Just in case (and due to further details - as you said even log files do not record anything suspicious) I'd recommend to double check the database server for possible error messages and to double check it's configuration - in first step probably using "Atlassian Troubleshooting and Support Tools" (https://confluence.atlassian.com/support/support-tools-plugin-790796813.html).
Specifically please kindly check if the database is supported and if the collation is a supported one.
All further steps would depend from findings and it is quite hard to tell right now where to start from.
Cheers,
Daniel
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