Good Afternoon,
I have been having some issues on switching DBs... H2 to MySQL
-I'm running H2 on Jira version 7.5, and I want to move my instance to MySQL.
I been referencing these articles to help me but I am feeling there must be a faster and smoother way to migrating to MySQL.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver075/supported-platforms-935390828.html
Could I please get some more help?
Thank you!
Those documents give you the fastest and smoothest way to migrate between databases.
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Nic,
I must of have done something wrong. I finally setup MySQL, and was able to edit the dbconfig.xml. After turning on Jira Service it populated the "jiradb" database and was fetching tons of data. I rebooted and I cannot sign into MySQL with my newly created account or my root. It says I cannot connect to localhost anymore.
Now it acting like there is not data in my jiradb? I cannot cannot to MySQL with workbench with any of the credentials I used to set it up?
Can you please guide me!
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That would mean that either MySQL is not running on the current machine, or you have set the security to not let you in.
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Good Morning,
I am very sorry members. This has now been fixed, the problem was that I was using the wrong username/password. In preliminary setup I created two accounts. My stupidity!
Thank you all for the help!
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