Grid Control Perl Scripts Causing 100% CPU

I have a Grid installation on a cluster of three databases. It periodically shows that the CPU is at 100%. When I check, it is a number of Perl scripts that are executed by the agent.
Killing the Perl scripts returns CPU usage back to normal. The operating system is Red Hat, and the databases and clusterware Oracle 10.2.0.4.
Anyone have experience with this. I've looked on Metalink, but haven't seen anything.
Thanks,
John

I nearly fell off my chair laughing at the ludicrous suggestion of bouncing the box!!!
When you say: Grid installation on a cluster of three databases
What do you mean?!
Grid control monitoring 3 rac databases?
Grid control with a rac database as its repository?
Version of Grid control?!

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Internet Explorer 6 using Flash Player 10,0,12,36, causing 100% CPU
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http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/painting/index.html
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Apr 10 23:06:01 localhost /USR/SBIN/CROND[1307]: (aratclif) CMDOUT (file locks (-x) unlimited)
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00042748 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] SetReturnBackData : Received COPYDATASTRUCT / FuncNumber=00008000(32768), Size=00000028(40)
00042749 21:56:47 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BlockingSDPCall() is returned.
00042750 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtGetCOMMInfoList2()
00042751 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM() -> BtCreateCOMM2()
00042752 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM2()
00042753 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM() -> BtCreateCOMM2()
00042754 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM2()
00042755 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM() -> BtCreateCOMM2()
00042756 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM2()
00042757 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM() -> BtCreateCOMM2()
00042758 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM2()
00042759 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM() -> BtCreateCOMM2()
00042760 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtCreateCOMM2()
00042761 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtGetLocalInfo()
00042762 21:57:52 [7208] [TosBtAPI(PCCSTBTP)] Call BtGetLocalInfo()
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I noticed 'only' 50 % CPU usage. Not during Reader usage with ~ 20 %, but it started after closing main window.
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Attachments:
tab_selector_property.vi ‏22 KB

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Attachments:
tab_selector_property.vi ‏25 KB

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DB2 - 19 users
DB3 - 72 users
DB4 - 7 users
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I have to ask why you have a nightly job that exports each mailbox to PST? It's unusual.
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I´m using gnome.
uname -a
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cat /etc/redhat-release
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