Dear all,
We are using Jira Data-Center and we have issue with unique users in Jira database.
It seems to me that Jira identify unique users by its user_key and lower_user_name, is it really the case ?
Because sounds to be by doing so we have duplicate user account in database for same user
Thanks for clarification
regards
You can define the order of the user directories. I think only the first one would be used in case of a repetition.
Yoou could check if that is happening with a query to cwd_user to get possible duplicates in low_user_name.
My AD directory is define first in the order list from the UI but that does not means that records in cwd_user are in same order..
What type of querry are you thinking about ?
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cwd_user has a field called directory_id, i think jira gives precedence to rows ordering by that directory, I would say even in loging into the app.
something like this
SELECT lower_user_name, directory_id, COUNT(lower_user_name)
FROM cwd_user
GROUP BY lower_user_name
HAVING COUNT(lower_user_name) > 1
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In relations between tables jira uses lower_user_name as id of the user (for instance in worklog table, or as reporter, creator or assignee in jiraissue table or in changeitem via changegroup or even cwd_membership) idon't remember any relation defined using the user id.
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This is wierd if it is using the field lower_user_name , because you could potentially have different lower user name field for a same user internal and external for instance, and if internal is scan first it will take this entry instead of the syn AD.
Anyway to avoid this ?
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