Could not find column '<column_name>' in previously parsed query!
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Summary
Problem
When navigating to a branch of a repository in Bitbucket Server a Server Error is displayed, or when trying to clone a repository the following error is returned on the console:
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remote: Repository hook com.atlassian.bitbucket.server.bitbucket-ref-restriction:restrictionEnforcerHook failed
remote: bundle [com.atlassian.bitbucket.server.bitbucket-ref-restriction]The following appears in the atlassian-bitbucket.log:
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Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Could not find column '<column_name>' in previously parsed query!Diagnosis
Bitbucket Server is using Oracle as its backend database.
Cause
The Oracle user that Bitbucket Server is configured to connect to the database with has too many permissions.
Solution
Resolution
To resolve this problem, revoke extraneous permissions from the Oracle user that Bitbucket Server uses to connect to the database by running the following queries:
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REVOKE SELECT ANY TABLE FROM <db_user>;
REVOKE DBA FROM <db_user>;
REVOKE EXP_FULL_DATABASE FROM <db_user>;where <db_user> is the Oracle username that Bitbucket Server uses to connect to the database.
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