I have installed Jira software on an EC2 linux machine and have created a RDS POSTGRESQL. I am able to connect between ec2 and RDS, however while doing the SetupDatabase in the browser, its failing with the message as: at http://10.124.157.124:8080/secure/SetupDatabase.jspa
Error connecting to database
FATAL: database "jira-database" does not exist
I also manually created dbconfig.xml in the location /var/atlassian/application-data/jira/data with my rds details but no luck.
Can you please help as to what I am missing here?
Hi,
I think now is working, my support team updated all my issues's without labels .
They updated labels field with "No value" or similar.
Thank you so much for your support :-)
My JQL
status in (Assigned) AND project = "GBS IT" AND assignee = currentUser() AND (LABELS not in (KEY, " ASSET", URGENTES, PERIODICOs) OR labels is EMPTY)
When I started use JIRA I hadn't labels field actived, it was actived for me recently, i don't know if it could be a reason.
thanks
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Which dashboard gadget are you using to display these Jira issues? I'm curious if perhaps there is a documented bug in that version of jira. As far as I can see from your JQL, it looks fine.
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Hello @Angel Alvarez
You can create a JQL filter based on the query
assignee = currentUser() and labels is empty
In the boave query you can use your username as well instead of "currentUser()". This query will fetch issues assigned to you and without labels. You can save this filter and then on the dashboard use the "Filter Results" gadget to fetch issues from the above filter.
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Hello @Angel Alvarez
Could you reiterate your requirements and share the snapshot of your JQL along with the version of Jira which you are using.
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Hi,
Yes I use it but the result is worng, I don't know whther there is other field in the issue that has influence int the result. if I create the filter with "is not" th result is ok, show me all issues with labels.
Tahnks & Regards
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