This documentation relates to Confluence 3.1.x
If you are using an earlier version, please view the previous versions of the Confluence documentation and select the relevant version.

Known Issues for Sybase Database

Find below a list of tips relating to using Sybase with Confluence

Confluence and JIRA shared user base management fails due to wrong casing of database columns and names.

Configuring Database Character Encoding

Refer to Configuring Database Character Encoding

Case sensitivity issues

All versions of Confluence 2.3 require a patch in order to work with Sybase. This is downloadable from http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-7925.

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Comments (3)

 

  1. Jan 19, 2007

    Herb Woodruff says:

    Confluence in it's current state will not function with a Sybase db, due to Syba...

    Confluence in it's current state will not function with a Sybase db, due to Sybase being case sensitive.  We are currently using Sybase 12 and all throughout Confluence's code, it references columns by both lower and upper case.  It should not be referencing columns in all caps.

    1. Jan 23, 2007

      Herb Woodruff says:

      Confluence prior to 2.3.2 requires a patch to work with Sybase.  Thank you...

      Confluence prior to 2.3.2 requires a patch to work with Sybase. 

      Thank you Atlassian for correcting this issue in a timely manner.

      Herb Woodruff 

  2. Nov 11

    Mike Curwen says:

    Using Sybase (Adaptive Server Enterprise/12.5.4) and Confluence 2.9/2.10, we exp...

    Using Sybase (Adaptive Server Enterprise/12.5.4) and Confluence 2.9/2.10, we experience this issue (which will not be fixed).  So it probably fits the "Known Issues for Sybase" and can be added to this page's contents.

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