As I try to import an xml backup file - the restoration fails with below SQL Exception ;
SQL Exception while executing the following:INSERT INTO cwd_group (ID, group_name, lower_group_name, active, local, created_date, updated_date, description, lower_description, group_type, directory_id) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) (ORA-12899: value too large for column "JIRA"."CWD_GROUP"."DESCRIPTION" (actual: 258, maximum: 255)
SEN-2400644
What versions of JIRA are you on (i.e. what was the export made on, and what version are you importing it into?)
I am on 6.3.4 and the version that I am importing it on is also 6.3.4 . My case here is that I have done a fresh installation of 6.3.4 and I am importing the file that has been generated in another 6.3.4 environment to this new environment. Basically , I want a duplicate environment of jira but pointing to a new database.
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ok - looks like I got the problem. seems like my dev team had increased the table size in the source jira instance - so the xml file had data with more than 255 limits. Edited the table limit in new db as well and restored successfully.
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Hmm. You *really* shouldn't be changing the database like that. It renders your system unsupported (and will turn round and bite on all your transfers and upgrades). Please, undo it.
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Strong +1 to what Nic has said. If your DBA spots that we're missing an index we need, that's one thing (and please tell us!) Altering the structure of the datamodel. changing the types and sizes of columns, etc. is just plain not a good idea. Even if it works today, there is no telling what weird and wonderful headaches it will give you tomorrow.
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