Query failing as the size increases (11.1.0.7.0)

Below is the query:
SELECT DISTINCT
product1 tag , product3 suppliername , product6 peerreview_score , product9 externalreview_score ,
product10 shoppingcategory , product11 leadtime , product14 manufacturerrating_score , product17 supplierrating_score ,
product20 corporatecompliance_score , product22 price , product23 description , product24 name ,
product27 buyerpercentage_score , product29 manufacturername , product30 imageurl , product31 internalitemnumber
from TABLE
( sdo_rdf_match (
'(?x rdf:type v1:Supplier) (?x v1:has_CompanyProfile ?x01) (?x01 v1:has_Region ?x02) (?x v1:has_CompanyProfile ?x11)
(?x11 v1:has_ExportPercentage ?x12) (?x v1:has_CompanyProfile ?x21) (?x21 v1:has_Contact ?x22) (?x22 v1:has_Email ?x23)
(?x v1:has_YearEstablished ?x31) (?x v1:has_AnnualRevenue ?x41) (?x v1:has_EmployeeCount ?x51) (?x v1:has_CompanyProfile ?x61)
(?x61 v1:has_Site ?x62) (?x62 v2:has_Address ?x63) (?x63 v2:has_Country ?x64) (?x v1:has_Id ?x71) (?x v1:has_CompanyProfile ?x81)
(?x81 v1:has_Contact ?x82) (?x82 v1:has_InstantMessengerId ?x83) (?x v1:has_CompanyProfile ?x91) (?x91 v1:has_Contact ?x92)
(?x92 v1:has_Name ?x93) (?x v1:has_DUNSNumber ?x101) (?x v1:has_CEOName ?x111) (?x v2:has_Rating ?x121)
(?x121 v2:has_EnterpriseRatingComponent ?x122) (?x122 v2:has_CompositeRatingScore ?x123) (?x v1:has_ImageURL ?x131)
(?x v1:has_Name ?x141) (?product rdf:type v1:Product) (?product ?some_property ?x) (?some_property rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty)
(?product v1:has_Tags ?product1) (?product v1:has_Supplier ?product2) (?product2 v1:has_Name ?product3)
(?product v2:has_Rating ?product4) (?product4 v2:has_EnterpriseRatingComponent ?product5) (?product5 v2:has_PeerReviewScore ?product6)
(?product v2:has_Rating ?product7) (?product7 v2:has_SocialRatingComponent ?product8) (?product8 v2:has_CompositeRatingValue ?product9)
(?product v1:has_ShoppingCategory ?product10) (?product v1:has_LeadTime ?product11) (?product v2:has_Rating ?product12)
(?product12 v2:has_EnterpriseRatingComponent ?product13) (?product13 v2:has_ManufacturerRatingScore ?product14)
(?product v2:has_Rating ?product15) (?product15 v2:has_EnterpriseRatingComponent ?product16)
(?product16 v2:has_SupplierRatingScore ?product17) (?product v2:has_Rating ?product18)
(?product18 v2:has_EnterpriseRatingComponent ?product19) (?product19 v2:has_CorporateComplianceScore ?product20)
(?product v1:has_Price ?product21) (?product21 v1:has_Value ?product22) (?product v1:has_Description ?product23)
(?product v1:has_Name ?product24) (?product v2:has_Rating ?product25) (?product25 v2:has_EnterpriseRatingComponent ?product26)
(?product26 v2:has_BuyerPercentageScore ?product27) (?product v1:has_OEM ?product28) (?product28 v1:has_Name ?product29)
(?product v1:has_ImageURL ?product30) (?product v1:has_InternalItemId ?product31) ' ,
sdo_rdf_models('Proc3OntologyForAdityaM'),
null,
sdo_rdf_aliases( sdo_rdf_alias('owl', 'http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#') ,
                    sdo_rdf_alias('v4', 'http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1#') ,
                    sdo_rdf_alias('v3', 'http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns#') ,
                    sdo_rdf_alias('v2', 'http://oracle/apps/qp/scm/enterprise_sioc#') ,
                    sdo_rdf_alias('v1', 'http://oracle/apps/scm/proc3/ontology#') ) ,
null ) )
WHERE REGEXP_like(x141 , 'dhl', 'i')
And the error message:
java.sql.SQLException: No more data to read from socket
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.SQLStateMapping.newSQLException(SQLStateMapping.java:74)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.newSQLException(DatabaseError.java:110)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:171)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:227)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:439)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CMAREngine.unmarshalUB1(T4CMAREngine.java:1042)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CMAREngine.unmarshalSB1(T4CMAREngine.java:999)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4C8Oall.receive(T4C8Oall.java:584)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CStatement.doOall8(T4CStatement.java:183)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CStatement.executeForDescribe(T4CStatement.java:774)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CStatement.executeMaybeDescribe(T4CStatement.java:849)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.doExecuteWithTimeout(OracleStatement.java:1186)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatement.executeQuery(OracleStatement.java:1377)
     at oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleStatementWrapper.executeQuery(OracleStatementWrapper.java:386)
Most queries of this size are not working. When i downsize the pattern OR selected columns, then they are working. Please suggest me a solution.
DB Version : 11.1.0.7.0
Thanks,
Rajesh.
Edited by: rajesh narni on Sep 16, 2009 6:39 AM
Edited by: rajesh narni on Sep 16, 2009 10:42 PM

Surprisingly, the very same query is working fine on the same model loaded in 10g database. So, is this a bug in 11g?

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MessageInfo :
MessageLatency :
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Timestamp : 3/28/2014 3:12:38 PM
ClientIp : 2002:960a:125::960a:125
ClientHostname : EXCH13
ServerIp : 2002:960a:125::960a:125
ServerHostname : EXCH13.contoso.local
SourceContext : 08D1189F8F482FFC;250 2.0.0 OK;ClientSubmitTime:2014-03-28T18:17:59.590Z
ConnectorId : Intra-Organization SMTP Send Connector
Source : SMTP
EventId : SEND
InternalMessageId : 1236950581391
MessageId : <[email protected]>
Recipients : {[email protected]}
RecipientStatus : {250 2.1.5 Recipient OK}
TotalBytes : 6130
RecipientCount : 1
RelatedRecipientAddress :
Reference :
MessageSubject : EXCH07-USER1 to EXCH13-USER1
Sender : [email protected]
ReturnPath : [email protected]
Directionality : Originating
TenantId :
OriginalClientIp :
MessageInfo : 2014-03-28T18:18:00.077Z;LSRV=EXCH13.contoso.local:TOTAL=36|QDM=35
MessageLatency : 00:54:38.1220000
MessageLatencyType : LocalServer
EventData : {[E2ELatency, 3278], [Microsoft.Exchange.Transport.MailRecipient.RequiredTlsAuthLevel,
Opportunistic], [DeliveryPriority, Normal]}
RunspaceId : 4ec43dbc-f727-4ac4-850e-ecac5e5e23ab
Timestamp : 3/28/2014 3:12:38 PM
ClientIp :
ClientHostname : EXCH13.contoso.local
ServerIp :
ServerHostname : EXCH13
SourceContext : 08D1189F97D8A52F;2014-03-28T19:12:38.090Z;ClientSubmitTime:2014-03-28T18:17:59.590Z
ConnectorId :
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MessageId : <[email protected]>
Recipients : {[email protected]}
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RelatedRecipientAddress :
Reference :
MessageSubject : EXCH07-USER1 to EXCH13-USER1
Sender : [email protected]
ReturnPath : [email protected]
Directionality : Originating
TenantId :
OriginalClientIp : 2002:960a:116::960a:116
MessageInfo : 2014-03-28T18:18:00.077Z;SRV=EXCH13.contoso.local:TOTAL=0;SRV=EXCH13.contoso.lo
cal:TOTAL=35|QDM=35;SRV=EXCH13.contoso.local:TOTAL=0
MessageLatency : 00:54:38.1220000
MessageLatencyType : EndToEnd
EventData : {[MailboxDatabaseName, Mailbox Database 1497118588], [Mailboxes,
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Mailbox sizes increase dramatically after migration to exchange 2013

After I migrate mailboxes from exchange 2010 mailbox to 2013, the size increases.
For example -
On exchange 2010 I run get-mailboxstatistics: TotalItemSize : 6.706 GB
On exchange 2013: TotalItemSize : 9.374 GB
Anand_N

Hi Anand,
Please note that the actual space used by the mailbox database will not increase. This only refers to the attribution of space used by each individual mailbox. Actually, this happens due to the inclusion of all item properties into quota calculations, providing
a more accurate computation of space consumed by items within their mailbox. However, you can adjust mailbox size and increase mailbox quota by 40% before moving.
You can follow below cmdlet in order to increase "ProhibitSendQuota" value for all users that are not using the database quota defaults:
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited -Filter {UseDatabaseQuotaDefaults -eq $False} |
Where {$_.ProhibitSendQuota -ne "unlimited"} | ForEach {Set-Mailbox $_ -ProhibitSendQuota "$($($_.ProhibitSendQuota).Value.ToMB() * 1.4)MB" -WhatIf}
You can have a look on this link to prevent the cause :
Mailbox migration from 2010 to 2013
Hope, this will be helpful for you.

Process Size Increase

Hi,
While stress testing our application we found increase in the process size. When we run our application for 5 hrs+ the size increases by 1MB+. We used the pmap -x , and it shows the increase in the heap.
We used purify and sun workshop for finding the memory leak . Both of them show no memory leak. They do show increase in the MIU/Live memory. The way we do our test is in continous cycles. We do same set of operations in every cycle. When we started the application it was 30MB and when we did first cycle it increased to 68 MB. The heap increases by 1MB every 5hrs. After 250 cycles it has increased 10MB.
Any idea why the heap keep on increasing? Is there any way to reclaim the memory?
Thanks,
Meena

Hello,
It seems that your program has some "memory overuse" problems.
Memory overuse occurs when the program always allocates some new memory blocks on the heap (new, malloc) but never deletes them. Most of the time, these blocks are not "memory leaks" because the pointers on these blocks still exist, so that a garbage collector does not solve the issue.
The classical example is a linked list that always grows...
The only way to solve this, IMHO, is to track the memory in-use before and after processing.
Using Rational purify, you can call purify_all_inuse() to see all blocks inuse or purify_new_inuse() to see the new allocated blocks. Do this before and after processing, then check what is different.
Then you will have to understand why these blocks have been allocated, and then correct the problem.
Good luck,

In perfdatasource querying for global snapshot failed with error 'the size limit for this '

I received scom alerts from two win 2k8 r2 servers , hosting exchange 2010 mailbox roles , the alerts came almost in same time from both servers ,
can I ignore those alerts
or can someone give a me a clue how can I troubleshoot those alert , please any help would be appreciated
In PerfDataSource, querying for Global Snapshot failed with error 'The size limit for this '
from Ops-mgmt logs
Log Name: Operations Manager
Source: Health Service Modules
Date:
Event ID: 10104
Task Category: None
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: server 1
Description:
In PerfDataSource, querying for Global Snapshot failed with error 'The size limit for this '
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: Microsoft.Windows.Server.2008.OperatingSystem.PercentMemoryUsed.Collection
Instance name: Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise
Log Name: Operations Manager
Source: Health Service Modules
Date:
Event ID: 10104
Task Category: None
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: server 1
Description:
In PerfDataSource, querying for Global Snapshot failed with error 'The size limit for this '
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: Microsoft.Windows.Server.2008.LogicalDisk.PercentIdle.Collection
Instance name: " edb file path "
Log Name: Operations Manager
Source: Health Service Modules
Date:
Event ID: 10104
Task Category: None
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: server 2
Description:
In PerfDataSource, querying for Global Snapshot failed with error 'The size limit for this '
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: Microsoft.Windows.Server.2008.NetworkAdapter.CurrentBandwidth.Collection
Log Name: Operations Manager
Source: Health Service Modules
Date:
Event ID: 10104
Task Category: None
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: server 2
Description:
In PerfDataSource, querying for Global Snapshot failed with error 'The size limit for this '
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: Microsoft.ForefrontProtection.FPE.Server.PerformanceCollection.RealtimeScanMessageRate

Hi Blake ,
Thanks for your reply , I appreciate your help ,
I didn't put the alert from scom console because they were same as the events ( same source )
Health Service Modules, I didn't want to spam
more :-)
also the two servers encountered the issue were mailbox servers and part of same DAG , it worth mention the alert were resolved
by Exchange 2010 Correlation Engine service
http://blogs.technet.com/b/kevinholman/archive/2010/10/15/clustering-the-exchange-2010-correlation-engine-service.aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2592561
also the Opsmgmt logs are full of waring and error event like 2023 , 21402 , 21403 , 1207 !!
Log Name: Operations Manager
Source: HealthService
Date:
Event ID: 2023
Task Category: Health Service
Level: Warning
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: server 1
Description:
The health service has removed some items from the send queue for management group "SCOM" since it exceeded the maximum allowed size of 15 megabytes.
1- alert from console >>
In PerfDataSource, querying for Global Snapshot failed with error 'The size limit for this '
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: Microsoft.Windows.Server.2008.OperatingSystem.PercentMemoryUsed.Collection
Instance name: Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise
EventSourceName: Health Service Modules

Increase the size of the Query

Hi Experts,
i need to increase the size of the query in web aswell as Excel.
Please tell me how to do that.
thanks in advance
Thanks
Amith

Hi Amit,
Your query will bring you all the eligible records from the underlying data target and you cannot increase this number of recirds retreived by the query.
If you are not getting the required number of records, try to review the definition of your query and avoid using any static filters in ur query definition. Dont restrict any of your characterstics.
This is my opinion for ur query according to my understanding of ur doubt, if i am worn correct me by clearly defining your problem
Regrads,
Rajkandula

The Size of prddata increasing with great speed . dbf files are increasing

Hi
the Size of prddata increasing with great speed . dbf files are increasing which result in 100 % space utilization.
can I delete temp01.dbf files.what is possible solution for this as dbf files are increasing with unexpected great speed.
Thanks
Rahul

db version is 9.2.0.6.0
Application 11.5.10.2
Allert.log is showing error
ORA-04098: trigger 'APPS.XXXX_APPS_LOGON_TRG' is invalid and failed re-validation
output of query
select object_name
from dba_objects
where object_type = 'TRIGGER'
and status = 'INVALID';
OBJECT_NAME
AX_AP_CHECKS_ARU1
AX_AP_CHECKS_ARU2
AX_AP_CHECKS_BRI1
AX_AP_HOLDS_ARI1
AX_AP_HOLDS_ARU1
AX_AP_HOLD_CODES_ARU1
AX_AP_INVOICES_ARU1
AX_AP_INVOICES_ARU2
AX_AP_INVOICES_ARU3
AX_AP_INVOICES_BRDI1
AX_AP_INVOICE_DIST_ARDI1
OBJECT_NAME
AX_AP_INVOICE_DIST_ARDI2
AX_AP_INVOICE_DIST_ARU1
AX_AP_INVOICE_DIST_ARU2
AX_AP_INVOICE_PAY_ARDI1
AX_DOCUMENT_STATUSES_BRU1
AX_DOCUMENT_STATUSES_BRU2
BEN_EXT_ADD_EVT
FF_GLOBALS_F_BRI
GHR_PER_ADDRESSES_AFIUD
HRI_EDW_CMPSTN_SNPSHT_DTS_WHO
HRI_EDW_USER_PERSON_TYPES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HRI_GEN_HRCHY_SUMMARY_WHO
HRI_INV_SPRTN_RSNS_WHO
HRI_MB_WMV_WHO
HRI_ORG_HRCHY_SUMMARY_WHO
HRI_ORG_PARAMS_WHO
HRI_ORG_PARAM_LIST_WHO
HRI_PRIMARY_HRCHYS_WHO
HRI_RECRUITMENT_STAGES_WHO
HRI_SERVICE_BANDS_WHO
HRI_SUPV_HRCHY_SUMMARY_WHO
HR_ORG_INFO_BRI
OBJECT_NAME
HR_PAY_IF_ASG_COST_BRD
HR_PAY_IF_ELE_ENT_ASD
HR_PAY_IF_PERSON_ARU
HR_PAY_IF_PPM_BRD
HR_PAY_IF_PPM_NO_UPDATE2_ARU
HR_PAY_IF_PPM_NO_UPDATE_ARU
HR_PA_MAINTAIN_ORG_HIST_BRI
HXC_ALIAS_DEFINITIONS_WHO
HXC_ALIAS_TYPES_WHO
HXC_ALIAS_TYPE_COMPONENTS_WHO
HXC_ALIAS_VALUES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HXC_APPROVAL_COMPS_WHO
HXC_APPROVAL_PERIOD_COMPS_WHO
HXC_APPROVAL_PERIOD_SETS_WHO
HXC_APPROVAL_STYLES_WHO
HXC_BLD_BLK_INFO_TYPE_USAG_WHO
HXC_DATA_APP_RULE_USAGES_WHO
HXC_DEPOSIT_PROCESSES_WHO
HXC_ENTITY_GROUPS_WHO
HXC_ENTITY_GROUP_COMPS_WHO
HXC_ERRORS_WHO
HXC_LAYOUTS_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HXC_LAYOUT_COMPONENTS_WHO
HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_DEFINITION_WHO
HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_PROMPTS_WHO
HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUALIFIERS_WHO
HXC_LAYOUT_COMP_QUAL_RULES_WHO
HXC_MAPPINGS_WHO
HXC_MAPPING_COMPONENTS_WHO
HXC_MAPPING_COMP_USAGES_WHO
HXC_PREF_DEFINITIONS_WHO
HXC_PREF_HIERARCHIES_WHO
HXC_RECURRING_PERIODS_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HXC_RESOURCE_RULES_WHO
HXC_RETRIEVAL_PROCESSES_WHO
HXC_RETRIEVAL_RANGES_WHO
HXC_RETRIEVAL_RULES_WHO
HXC_RETRIEVAL_RULE_COMPS_WHO
HXC_TIME_BUILDING_BLOCKS_WHO
HXC_TIME_CATEGORIES_WHO
HXC_TIME_CATEGORY_COMPS_WHO
HXC_TIME_ENTRY_RULES_WHO
HXC_TIME_RECIPIENTS_WHO
HXC_TIME_SOURCES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HXC_TK_GROUPS_WHO
HXC_TK_GROUP_QUERIES_WHO
HXC_TK_GROUP_QUERY_CRITERI_WHO
HXC_TRANSACTIONS_WHO
HXC_TRANSACTION_DETAILS_WHO
HXT_ADD_ASSIGN_INFO_F_WHO
HXT_ADD_ELEM_INFO_F_WHO
HXT_DET_HOURS_WORKED_F_WHO
HXT_EARNING_POLICIES_WHO
HXT_EARNING_RULES_WHO
HXT_EARN_GROUPS_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HXT_EARN_GROUP_TYPES_WHO
HXT_ERRORS_F_WHO
HXT_HOLIDAY_CALENDARS_WHO
HXT_HOLIDAY_DAYS_WHO
HXT_HOUR_DEDUCTION_RULES_WHO
HXT_HOUR_DEDUCT_POLICIES_WHO
HXT_PREM_ELIGBLTY_POLICIES_WHO
HXT_PREM_ELIGBLTY_POL_RULE_WHO
HXT_PREM_ELIGBLTY_RULES_WHO
HXT_PREM_INTERACT_POLICIES_WHO
HXT_PREM_INTERACT_RULES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HXT_PROJECTS_WHO
HXT_ROTATION_PLANS_WHO
HXT_ROTATION_SCHEDULES_WHO
HXT_SHIFTS_WHO
HXT_SHIFT_DIFF_POLICIES_WHO
HXT_SHIFT_DIFF_RULES_WHO
HXT_SUM_HOURS_WORKED_F_WHO
HXT_TASKS_WHO
HXT_TIMECARDS_F_WHO
HXT_VARIANCES_WHO
HXT_WEEKLY_WORK_SCHEDULES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HXT_WORK_SHIFTS_WHO
OTA_ACTIVITY_DEFINITIONS_WHO
OTA_BOOKING_DEALS_WHO
OTA_BOOKING_STATUS_HISTORI_WHO
OTA_CATEGORY_USAGES_WHO
OTA_COMPETENCE_LANGUAGES_WHO
OTA_CROSS_CHARGES_WHO
OTA_DELEGATE_BOOKINGS_WHO
OTA_EVENT_ASSOCIATIONS_WHO
OTA_FINANCE_HEADERS_WHO
OTA_FINANCE_LINES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
OTA_HR_GL_FLEX_MAPS_WHO
OTA_ILN_XML_PROCESSES_WHO
OTA_NOTRNG_HISTORIES_WHO
OTA_PRICE_LISTS_WHO
OTA_PRICE_LIST_ENTRIES_WHO
OTA_RESOURCE_ALLOCATIONS_WHO
OTA_RESOURCE_DEFINITIONS_WHO
OTA_RESOURCE_USAGES_WHO
OTA_SKILL_PROVISIONS_WHO
OTA_SUPPLIABLE_RESOURCES_WHO
OTA_TRAINING_PLANS_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
OTA_TRAINING_PLAN_COSTS_WHO
OTA_TRAINING_PLAN_MEMBERS_WHO
OTA_VENDOR_SUPPLIES_WHO
PAY_ASSIGNMENT_ACTIONS_BRD
PAY_ASSIGNMENT_ACTIONS_BRU
PAY_BALANCE_BATCH_LINES_BRIUD
PAY_BALANCE_FEEDS_ARD
PAY_BALANCE_FEEDS_ARI
PAY_BALANCE_FEEDS_ARU
PAY_DEFINED_BALANCES_ARI
PAY_DEFINED_BALANCES_BRD
OBJECT_NAME
PAY_ELEMENT_LINKS_T1
PAY_ELEMENT_TYPES_T1
PAY_ORG_PAYMENT_METHODS_F_OVN
PAY_PAYMIX_LINE_INSERT
PAY_PAYROLL_ACTIONS_BRD
PAY_PAYROLL_ACTIONS_BRU
PAY_PERSONAL_PAYMENT_METHO_OVN
PAY_PERSONAL_PAY_METHODS_BRUI
PAY_RUN_RESULTS_BRD
PAY_TRIGGER_EVENTS_ARD
PAY_ZA_TEMP_BRANCH_DETAILS_ARD
OBJECT_NAME
PAY_ZA_TEMP_BRANCH_DETAILS_ARI
PAY_ZA_TEMP_BRANCH_DETAILS_ASI
PA_MAINTAIN_ORG_HIST_BRD
PER_ABV_OVN
PER_ALL_ASSIGNMENTS_F_OVN
PER_ALL_PEOPLE_F_ARIU
PER_ALL_PEOPLE_F_OVN
PER_ESTABLISHMENT_ATTN_CHLG
PER_JOB_REQUIREMENTS_OVN
PER_ORG_STRUCTURE_ELEMENTS_OVN
PER_ORS_OVN
OBJECT_NAME
PER_OSV_OVN
PER_PAY_PROPOSALS_CHLG
PER_PAY_PROPOSALS_OVN
PER_PERIODS_OF_SERVICE_OVN
PER_POS_STRUCTURE_ELEMENTS_OVN
PER_PROPOSAL_COMPS_OVN
PER_QUERY_CRITERIA_OVN
PER_RECRUITMENT_ACTIVITIES_OVN
PER_REC_ACTIVITY_FOR_OVN
PER_REQUISITIONS_OVN
PER_VALID_GRADES_OVN
OBJECT_NAME
SET_HXT_BATCH_STATES_INS
SSP_DEL_ORPHANED_ROWS
SSP_MEDICALS_WHO
SSP_STOPPAGES_WHO
SSP_WITHHOLDING_REASONS_WHO
BEN_ABR_EXTRA_INFO_WHO
BEN_ABR_INFO_TYPES_WHO
BEN_ACRS_PTIP_CVG_F_WHO
BEN_BENEFICIARIES_F_WHO
BEN_ACTL_PREM_VRBL_RT_RL_F_WHO
BEN_ACTN_TYP_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_COVERED_DEPENDENTS_F_WHO
BEN_VALID_DEPENDENT_TYPES_WHO
BEN_ACTY_BASE_RT_CTFN_F_WHO
BEN_ACTY_BASE_RT_F_WHO
BEN_ACTY_RT_PYMT_SCHED_F_WHO
BEN_ACTY_VRBL_RT_F_WHO
BEN_AGE_FCTR_WHO
BEN_AGE_RT_F_WHO
BEN_APLCN_TO_BNFT_POOL_F_WHO
OTA_ANNOUNCEMENTS_WHO
BEN_APLD_DPNT_CVG_ELIG_PRF_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_BATCH_BNFT_CERT_INFO_WHO
BEN_BATCH_COMMU_INFO_WHO
BEN_BATCH_LER_INFO_WHO
BEN_BATCH_PARAMETER_WHO
HXT_TIMECLOCK_ERRORS_WHO
BEN_BNFT_POOL_RLOVR_RQMT_F_WHO
BEN_BNFT_PRVDR_POOL_F_WHO
BEN_BNFT_VRBL_RT_F_WHO
BEN_BNFT_VRBL_RT_RL_F_WHO
FF_FORMULAS_F_WHO
FF_ROUTE_PARAMETER_VALUES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_CMBN_PLIP_F_WHO
HXC_LOCKING_RULES_WHO
GHR_COMPLAINTS2_WHO
BEN_CM_TYP_F_WHO
GHR_COMPL_AGENCY_APPEALS_WHO
GHR_COMPL_CA_DETAILS_WHO
GHR_COMPL_CA_HEADERS_WHO
GHR_CPDF_TEMP_WHO
GHR_DUAL_ACTIONS_WHO
GHR_DUAL_PROC_METHODS_WHO
HXC_SEEDDATA_BY_LEVEL_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
GHR_DUTY_STATIONS_F_WHO
GHR_GROUPBOX_USERS_WHO
BEN_CM_TYP_USG_F_WHO
BEN_DED_SCHED_PY_FREQ_WHO
BEN_DPNT_CVG_RQD_RLSHP_F_WHO
GHR_POIS_WHO
GHR_POSITION_DESCRIPTIONS_WHO
BEN_DPNT_CVRD_ANTHR_PL_CVG_WHO
GHR_PREMIUM_PAY_INDICATORS_WHO
GHR_PROCESS_LOG_WHO
OTA_IMPORT_HISTORIES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
GHR_RESTRICTED_PROC_METHOD_WHO
OTA_LEARNING_PATHS_WHO
GHR_RIF_REGISTERS_WHO
BEN_DPNT_OTHR_PTIP_RT_F_WHO
GHR_ROUTING_GROUPS_WHO
GHR_ROUTING_LISTS_WHO
GHR_ROUTING_LIST_MEMBERS_WHO
BEN_DSBLD_RT_F_WHO
BEN_DSGNTR_ENRLD_CVG_F_WHO
BEN_DSGN_RQMT_RLSHP_TYP_WHO
BEN_EE_STAT_RT_F_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_ELCTBL_CHC_CTFN_WHO
BEN_ELIGY_PRFL_RL_F_WHO
BEN_ELIG_AGE_CVG_F_WHO
BEN_ELIG_COMPTNCY_PRTE_F_WHO
BEN_ELIG_NO_OTHR_CVG_PRTE_WHO
HR_CANVAS_PROPERTIES_WHO
BEN_ELIG_PRTT_ANTHR_PL_PRT_WHO
HR_COMMENTS_WHO
HR_DE_LIABILITY_PREMIUMS_F_WHO
BEN_ELIG_PSTN_PRTE_F_WHO
BEN_ELIG_PYRL_PRTE_F_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_ELIG_QUAL_TITL_PRTE_F_WHO
HR_DM_APPLICATION_GROUPS_WHO
BEN_ELIG_SCHEDD_HRS_PRTE_F_WHO
HR_DM_DATABASES_WHO
BEN_ELIG_SP_CLNG_PRG_PRTE_WHO
HR_DM_DT_DELETES_WHO
BEN_ELIG_STDNT_STAT_CVG_F_WHO
HR_DM_EXP_IMPS_WHO
BEN_ELIG_SUPPL_ROLE_PRTE_F_WHO
HR_DM_GROUPS_WHO
BEN_ELIG_SVC_AREA_PRTE_F_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_ELIG_TBCO_USE_PRTE_F_WHO
HR_DM_HIERARCHIES_WHO
HR_DM_LOADER_PARAMS_WHO
BEN_ELIG_TO_PRTE_RSN_F_WHO
BEN_ELIG_TTL_CVG_VOL_PRTE_WHO
HR_DM_LOADER_PHASE_ITEMS_WHO
BEN_ELIG_TTL_PRTT_PRTE_F_WHO
HR_DM_MIGRATIONS_WHO
HR_DM_MIGRATION_RANGES_WHO
HR_DM_MIGRATION_REQUESTS_WHO
HR_DM_PHASE_ITEMS_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_ENRLD_ANTHR_OIPL_RT_F_WHO
BEN_ENRLD_ANTHR_PLIP_RT_F_WHO
HR_DM_SEQUENCE_DEFINITIONS_WHO
HR_DM_SEQUENCE_RANGES_WHO
BEN_ENRT_BNFT_WHO
OTA_TEST_QUESTIONS_WHO
BEN_ENRT_PREM_WHO
BEN_ENRT_PREM_RBV_WHO
HR_EFC_ACTIONS_WHO
OTA_UTEST_QUESTIONS_WHO
OTA_UTEST_RESPONSES_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_ENRT_RT_WHO
HR_EFC_ROUNDING_ERRORS_WHO
BEN_ENRT_RT_RBV_WHO
HR_EFC_WORKER_AUDITS_WHO
BEN_EXTRA_INPUT_VALUES_WHO
HR_EXCEPTION_USAGES_WHO
BEN_EXT_CHG_EVT_LOG_WHO
HR_FORM_CANVASES_B_WHO
BEN_EXT_CRIT_CMBN_WHO
BEN_EXT_CRIT_PRFL_WHO
BEN_EXT_CRIT_TYP_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_EXT_CRIT_VAL_WHO
BEN_EXT_DATA_ELMT_WHO
BEN_EXT_DATA_ELMT_DECD_WHO
BEN_EXT_DATA_ELMT_IN_RCD_WHO
BEN_EXT_DFN_WHO
BEN_EXT_FILE_WHO
BEN_EXT_FLD_WHO
HR_FORM_DATA_GROUPS_B_WHO
BEN_EXT_INCL_CHG_WHO
BEN_EXT_INCL_DATA_ELMT_WHO
BEN_EXT_RCD_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_EXT_RCD_IN_FILE_WHO
BEN_EXT_RSLT_WHO
BEN_EXT_RSLT_DTL_WHO
BEN_EXT_RSLT_ERR_WHO
BEN_EXT_WHERE_CLAUSE_WHO
BEN_FL_TM_PT_TM_RT_F_WHO
BEN_GD_OR_SVC_TYP_WHO
BEN_GNDR_RT_F_WHO
BEN_GRADE_RT_F_WHO
HR_FORM_DATA_GROUP_ITEMS_WHO
BEN_HRLY_SLRD_RT_F_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
HR_FORM_ITEMS_B_WHO
BEN_HRS_WKD_IN_PERD_FCTR_WHO
BEN_HRS_WKD_IN_PERD_RT_F_WHO
BEN_JOB_RT_F_WHO
BEN_LBR_MMBR_RT_F_WHO
BEN_LEE_RSN_F_WHO
BEN_LEE_RSN_RL_F_WHO
BEN_LER_BNFT_RSTRN_CTFN_F_WHO
BEN_LER_BNFT_RSTRN_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_DPNT_CVG_CTFN_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_DPNT_CVG_F_WHO
OBJECT_NAME
BEN_LER_CHG_OIPL_ENRT_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_OIPL_ENRT_RL_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_PGM_ENRT_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_PLIP_ENRT_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_PLIP_ENRT_RL_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_PL_NIP_ENRT_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_PL_NIP_RL_F_WHO
BEN_LER_CHG_PTIP_ENRT_F_WHO
BEN_LER_ENRT_CTFN_F_WHO
BEN_LER_EXTRA_INFO_WHO
BEN_LER_F_WHO
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