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Suggestion
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Resolution: Timed out
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Problem Definition
On JIRA instances that heavily use mail handlers, the notificationinstance table can grow a lot, which ends up causing performance issues - specially since it appears that JIRA does a full table scan frequently. On Oracle DBs, this can be costly and degrade server performance.
Suggested Solution
We should delete older entries from the table, similarly to what we did with the NotificationInstanceKiller that we implement as an upgrade task after JIRA 5.2 (see this page for more details). Also, we could add an index in the database for this table, to improve performance when searching on it.
- is related to
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JRACLOUD-9979 NotificationInstance's should have a creation date, and a service to clean them up
- Closed
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JRASERVER-44418 Periodically clean up the notificationinstance table
- Gathering Interest