a copy of the application logs (if possible).a copy of the error and system information found below.a description of your problem and what you were doing at the time it occurred.If you would like to receive support from Atlassian's support team, ask your Confluence administrator to create a support issue on Atlassian's support system with the following information: Oops - an error has occurred System ErrorĪ system error has occurred - our apologies!įor immediate troubleshooting, consult our knowledge base for a solution. We've checked and the database name is 'Confluencedatabase' in SQL and the property is 'confluencedatabase' - the difference is case sensitivity of the database name.īefore we make any changes, has anyone experienced this error below with CMAC and could the case sensitivity between database names be the problem? Having Googled this issue there does not appear to be a direct solution related to CMAC, however some suggestions state this error may occur if the Confluence SQL database does not match the database name in the property in the file. We have recently upgraded our old version of Confluence from version 5.9 to 5.10 to enable us to use the Cloud Migration Assistant for Confluence (CMAC) to migrate our Confluence spaces to our new Cloud instance.Īfter installing the CMAC add-on and selecting the link in the Confluence Administration area, we get an error and large stack trace shown below, which seems to point to this error: 'The database name component of the object qualifier must be the name of the current database'

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