High Concurrent SQL query of DBSNMP user

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DB 11.2.0.2
we have a 12 node RAC box on exadata. We are doing the monitoring through the OEM GRID. In the 12th node we see a high concurrent sql query owned by the DBSNMP user.The concurrency is about 98% and it the top query in that instance. Please suggest me what we shoud do to decrease it.
Below is the query
SELECT s.inst_id, s.name, i.instance_name
FROM gv$active_services s, gv$instance i
WHERE s.name = :p1 AND s.inst_id = i.inst_id

Hi,
We applied the patch 9482559 which was suggested by oracle for a different issue and after applying this patch the high concurrent dbsnmp sql issue is gone.

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