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IT09668: CURSOR LEAK IN HEALTHCHECK TOOL

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APAR status

  • Closed as program error.

Error description

  • When running the Healthcheck Tool it is possible to run into the
error: ORA-01000 maximum open cursors exceeded.

Local fix

  • STRRTC - 469656
JPM

Problem summary

  • Problem Description:
Some of the HealthCheck Tool database queries leave open cursors
that affect performance and memory over time, eventually
leading to a maximum open cursors exceeded error (ORA-0100).

Platforms Affected:
Oracle database

Users Affected:
Users of HealthCheck Tool V1.0.2.1 and earlier

Problem conclusion

  • Resolution Summary:
A code fix has been provided.

Delivered In:
5020500_7 (HealthCheck Tool V1.0.2.2)

Temporary fix

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APAR Information




    

  • APAR number
    IT09668
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  • Reported component name
    STR B2B INTEGRA
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  • Reported component ID
    5725D0600
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  • Reported release
    524
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  • Status
    CLOSED  PER
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  • PE
    NoPE
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  • HIPER
    NoHIPER
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  • Special Attention
    NoSpecatt / Xsystem
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  • Submitted date
    2015-06-24
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  • Closed date
    2015-07-23
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  • Last modified date
    2015-07-29
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Fix information


    

  • Fixed component name
    STR B2B INTEGRA
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  • Fixed component ID
    5725D0600
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            Modified date:
            

            28 August 2023
            

            
                      

        


        

        


      

    

  



    

  

  
    
            

          
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