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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Problem Definition
Currently, it is have stated that:
PostgreSQL 7.2 and later require a schema to be specified in the <schema-name/> element. If your PostgreSQL database uses the default 'public' schema, this should be specified in the <schema-name/> element as shown below. Ensure that your database schema name is lower-case, as JIRA cannot work with PostgreSQL databases whose schema names contain upper-case characters.
From the official PSQL documentation, when using a schema other than public, DBA needs to update the search_path to include the new schema.
Suggested Solution
Update the documentation to include this information.
Note
A bug that is affected by this is JRASERVER-64886.
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JRASERVER-64886 Create project fails with 'relation "AO_B9A0F0_APPLIED_TEMPLATE" does not exist' error if a schema other than public is used in PostgreSQL
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