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Hello everyone,
I have a problem, I created a issue , the I see it in jql search, but I don't find it in database or view it. Do you know why and how can I fix it? I logged in under admin and I have all permissions.
Thank you very much.
Please check if you have configured "Browse Project" permission to users or groups you are part of for that project .
Being an admin doesn't grant you all permissions automatically , but you have the option to change it under project settings .
Hi Subrat Mishra,
my account has "Browse Project" permission. There is not problem when I open other issue with same issuetype and in the same project.
Additional, I cannot find the issue in database. I don't understand that, how issue can appeared on search but doesn't exist in database.
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Alright . Did you try reindexing ?
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You may need to do a Jira system re-indexing.
Did you create this issue with any "Security Level" which you are not part of ? It's configured under project settings under "Issue Security".
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