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  • Runtime Error - DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_RSQL - Too many OPEN CURSOR

    When I try to train a Decision Tree Model via an APD process in RSANWB, I get a runtime error when my model is configured with too many parameter fields or too many leaves (with 2 leaves it works, with more it fails).
    By searching SAP Notes I see that there are many references to this kind of runtime errors. But no note on occurences of it in RSANWB / RSDMWB .
    Any information on this anyone?
    Claudio Ciardelli
    Runtime Errors         DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_RSQL
    Date and Time          29.07.2005 16:19:21
    |ShrtText                                                                                |
    |    Error in RSQL module of database interface.                                                   |
    |What happened?                                                                                |
    |    Error in ABAP application program.                                                            |
    |                                                                                |
    |    The current ABAP program "SAPLRS_DME_DECISION_TREE_PRED" had to be terminated                 |
    |     because one of the                                                                           |
    |    statements could not be executed.                                                             |
    |                                                                                |
    |    This is probably due to an error in the ABAP program.                                         |
    |                                                                                |
    |Error analysis                                                                                |
    |    The system attempted to open a cursor for a SELECT or OPEN CURSOR                             |
    |    statement but all 16 cursors were already in use.                                             |
    |    The statement that failed accesses table "/BIC/0CDT000030 ".                                  |
    |    The erroneous statement accesses table "/BIC/0CDT000030 ".                                    |
    |Trigger Location of Runtime Error                                                                 |
    |    Program                                 SAPLRS_DME_DECISION_TREE_PRED                         |
    |    Include                                 LRS_DME_DECISION_TREE_PREDU06                         |
    |    Row                                     103                                                   |
    |    Module type                             (FUNCTION)                                            |
    |    Module Name                             RS_DME_DTP_EVALUATE                                   |
    |Source Code Extract                                                                               |
    |Line |SourceCde                                                                                |
    |   73|* Prepare for Data evaluation                                                               |
    |   74|  CATCH SYSTEM-EXCEPTIONS OTHERS = 15.                                                      |
    |   75|    CREATE DATA ref TYPE (i_enum_dbtab).                                                    |
    |   76|    ASSIGN ref->* TO <fs_wkarea>.                                                           |
    |   77|    ASSIGN COMPONENT gv_class_dbposit OF STRUCTURE                                          |
    |   78|                      <fs_wkarea> TO <fs_class>.                                            |
    |   79|    CREATE DATA ref TYPE TABLE OF (i_enum_dbtab).                                           |
    |   80|    ASSIGN ref->* TO <ft_data>.                                                             |
    |   81|                                                                                |
    |   82|  ENDCATCH.                                                                                |
    |   83|  IF sy-subrc = 15.                                                                         |
    |   84|*   Error on Assignment.                                                                    |
    |   85|    CALL FUNCTION 'RS_DME_COM_ADDMSG_NOLOG'                                                 |
    |   86|      EXPORTING                                                                             |
    |   87|        i_type    = 'E'                                                                     |
    |   88|        i_msgno   = 301                                                                     |
    |   89|        i_msgv1   = 'EVALUATION_PHASE'                                                      |
    |   90|      IMPORTING                                                                             |
    |   91|        es_return = ls_return.                                                              |
    |   92|    APPEND ls_return TO e_t_return.                                                         |
    |   93|    EXIT.                                                                                |
    |   94|  ENDIF.                                                                                |
    |   95|                                                                                |
    |   96|* For the un-trained Rec-Ids, evaluate.....                                                 |
    |   97|  REFRESH lt_recinp.                                                                        |
    |   98|  APPEND LINES OF i_t_records TO lt_recinp.                                                 |
    |   99|  SORT lt_recinp .                                                                          |
    |  100|* Open Cursor..                                                                             |
    |  101|  DATA: l_curs TYPE cursor.                                                                 |
    |  102|  DATA: l_psize TYPE i VALUE 10000.                                                         |
    |>>>>>|  OPEN CURSOR WITH HOLD l_curs FOR                                                          |
    |  104|   SELECT * FROM (i_enum_dbtab)                                                             |
    |  105|     WHERE rsdmdt_recid NOT IN                                                              |
    |  106|        ( SELECT rsdmdt_recid FROM                                                          |
    |  107|             (i_learn_tab) ).                                                               |
    |  108|                                                                                |
    |  109|*  Start Fetch...                                                                           |
    |  110|  DO.                                                                                |
    |  111|    FETCH NEXT CURSOR l_curs                                                                |
    |  112|      INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE <ft_data>                                          |
    |  113|      PACKAGE SIZE l_psize.                                                                 |
    |  114|    IF sy-subrc NE space.                                                                   |
    |  115|      EXIT.                                                                                |
    |  116|    ENDIF.                                                                                |
    |  117|                                                                                |
    |  118|*     Process records...                                                                    |
    |  119|    LOOP AT <ft_data> ASSIGNING <fs_wkarea>.                                                |
    |  120|                                                                                |
    |  121|*     Call Prediction Function.                                                             |
    |  122|      CALL FUNCTION 'RS_DME_DTP_PREDICT_STRUCTURE'                                          |

    Hi Claudio,
    well the message is very clear and I think in your case you need to split your model into a few somehow equal models, each not having more than 2 leaves.
    Another option might be to do more things serially instead of parallel.
    Hope it helps
    regards
    Siggi

  • Too many open socket connections causing ColdFusion to crash?

    I’m currently working on an e-commerce site which sends and receives information to/from the client’s order management system via XML over a TCP/IP socket.  It uses a very old java-based custom tag called CFX_JSOCKET (which appears to have been written in 2002) to open the socket, send the data, and get the response.  The code that calls the custom tag and sends/receives data from the OMS pre-dates my working on the site, but its always worked, so I haven’t paid it much attention.
    Back in the summer of 2009 we started experiencing issues with ColdFusion (v.7 on Window 2003 at the time) locking up on a more and more frequent basis, until it ultimately became a daily issue.  After extensive research we narrowed the issue down to the communication between the web server and our client’s order management server.  It seemed the issue with ColdFusion hanging was either related to there being too many connections open, or to these connections hanging and resulting in dead threads.  This an educated guess based on a blog post I’d seen online, not actual monitoring of either CF or the TCP/IP connections.  As soon as we dialed back the timeout on the CFX_JSOCKET tag from 20 seconds to 10, the issue disappeared, so we left it at that and moved on.
    Fast forward to this January. The site is hosted at a new location, on a 64-bit Windows 2008 box running ColdFusion 9.  Over the years traffic on the site has continued to grow.  The nature of the clients business means that August and January are their business times of the year (back to school for college kids) and in January ColdFusion once again started locking up on an almost-daily basis.  
    One significant difference is that the address cleansing software that previously ran on the box and was used to verify shipping addresses is not available for 64-bit, so when we moved to the new server last summer, that task was moved to the client’s order management software and handled via XML like all other interaction with that system. However, while most XML calls to that server (order input, inventory check, etc) take under a second to complete, the address cleansing call regularly takes over 5 seconds to return data, and frequently times out. 
    Once we eliminated the address cleansing call from the checkout process, ColdFusion once again stopped locking up regularly.  So it appears that once again it’s the communication between the web server and the order management server that’s causing problems. We currently have that address cleansing call disabled on the web site in order to keep ColdFusion from crashing, but that’s not a long term solution.
    We don’t have, nor can I find online, the source code for the CFX_JSOCKET custom tag, so I decided I’d write some CF code utilizing the java methods to open the socket, send the data, get the response, and close the connection.  My test code is working fine (under no load).  However, in trying to troubleshoot an issue I had with it, I started monitoring the TCP/IP connections using TCPView.  And I noticed that all the connections to the order management server, whether opened via the custom tag or my new code, remain open in either a TIME_WAIT or FIN_WAIT2 status for well over 2 minutes, even though I know for a fact that my new code is definitely closing the connection from the web server side. 
    They do all close eventually, but I’m wondering 1. Why they’re remaining open that long; 2. Is that normal; and 3. If all these connections remaining open could be what’s causing ColdFusion to choke. 
    Does this sound plausible?  If so, does anyone have any suggestions/recommendations about how to fix it?  My research seems to indicate this might be a matter of the order management system not closing the connection on its end, but I’m in way over my head, and before I go to client and tell them it’s their OMS causing the issue, I need to feel a little more confident that I’m on the right track. 
    Any help or advice would be very greatly appreciated.  And thanks for taking the time to read through my long-winded explanation of the problem.
    Set-up details:
    ColdFusion Version: 9,0,0,251028  Standard 
    Operating System: Windows Server 2008 
    Java Version: 1.6.0_14 
    Java VM Name: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 
    Java VM Version: 14.0-b16 
    Thanks,
    Laurie

    Hi Laurie,
    Not aware of custom tag called CFX_JSOCKET. I guess the process you described very well is consuming a resource then you are getting a problem. Trick is what parameter to adjust. Perhaps you are running out of one the threads in CFadmin > Server Settings > Request Tuning.
    I expect if you enable CF Metrics logging where you can log the threads and other resources then you can find out which parameter needs adjusting. Let me know if you want some details on enabling CF Metrics. Perhaps others will have much better idea than me and help without the overhead of logging.
    The other interesting thing is you are using CF9.0.0. Do you have some reasons for not being on updater1 CF9.0.1?
    HTH, Carl.
    PS I posted before however seems to have gone, just hope does not come back and then I have posted twice.

  • Getting ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_HTTP", line 1022 ORA-29270: too many open

    hi
    I am getting the following error while calling the procedure in the batch process
    ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_HTTP", line 1022
    ORA-29270: too many open HTTP requests
    Could you please help me on this? As this is getting affected in the live databases.
    ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_HTTP", line 1022
    ORA-29270: too many open HTTP requests
    CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Send_To_Spg(
    PTRANSACTION_ID               IN          VARCHAR2,
    PCHANNEL_TYPE               IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PCSS_ORDER_NUMBER          IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PTELEPHONE_NUMBER          IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PSCENARIO_TYPE               IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PCUSTOMER_REQUIRED_DATE IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PCUSTOMER_REQUIRED_TIME IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PCANCELLATION_REASON     IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PCANCELLATION_NOTES          IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PSMPF_RETENTION               IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PEMERGENCY_WINBACK          IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PCSS_PROJECT_ID               IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PCSS_ORDER_NOTES          IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PREASON_FOR_CESSATION     IN          VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    P_RESPONSE                    OUT VARCHAR2,
    PSMART_USER_ID               IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    PORACLE_ERROR               OUT VARCHAR2,
    PORACLE_ERROR_MESSAGE     OUT          VARCHAR2,
    PRESPONSE_TIME               OUT          NUMBER,
    PDATA_TRANSFER_STATUS     OUT          VARCHAR2)
    IS
    v_scenario_type               VARCHAR2(20); -- Varialble to Hold Time Out of every request to SPG
    v_transaction_time          NUMBER;          -- Total time in which Request to SPG was processed
    v_record_inserted_at     DATE;          -- Date/Time about the record insertion to the Error Handler
    v_start_time               NUMBER;          -- Variable to hold Start Time for calculationg Transaction Time
    v_url                         VARCHAR2(32767);-- URL to use when sending data to SPG
    vtransaction_id               VARCHAR2(18); -- Variable to hold Transaction ID for the request
    v_buffer                    VARCHAR2(32760);-- Variable to read response from the SPG interface
    v_timeout                    PLS_INTEGER; -- Time Out for each Transaction
    v_oracle_err_msg          VARCHAR2(600); -- Variable to hold Oracle Error Message
    v_resp                UTL_HTTP.RESP; -- Response Object
    v_req                UTL_HTTP.REQ; -- Request Object
    v_userid_pwd               SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS%ROWTYPE; --Variable declared to contain User ID & Password
    vl_RetCode          VARCHAR2(5000);
    vl_std_returnCode     VARCHAR2(3000);
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    -- N => Data Has not been sent to SPG
    -- Y => Received Successful response from SPG
    -- F => On the First try to Send data to SPG Oracle Error Occured or response from SPG was a faulure
    -- S => On the Second try to Send data to SPG Oracle Error Occured or response from SPG was a faulure
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    -- X => Data need not be transfered to Error Log Table.
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    c_url_cancelown SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS.PARAMETER_CODE%TYPE:='SPG_OWN';-- Cancel own URL
    c_url_cancelother SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS.PARAMETER_CODE%TYPE:='SPG_OTH';-- Cancel other URL
    c_url_amendcrd SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS.PARAMETER_CODE%TYPE:='SPG_CRD';--Amend CRD URL
    c_spg_useridpwd SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS.PARAMETER_CODE%TYPE:='SPGIDPWD'; --Contains user id and pwd
    ctimeout smt_parameters.parameter_code%TYPE:='SPGTO'; --This holds the timeout parameter
    BEGIN
         --In case the calling batch process can pass this value this SQL read will not be required & can be deleted
         --Read data transfer status for the transaction Id
         SELECT data_transfer_status INTO PDATA_TRANSFER_STATUS     FROM SPG_INTERFACE_TABLE
         WHERE transaction_id     =     PTRANSACTION_ID;
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         v_start_time:=DBMS_UTILITY.GET_TIME;
         --If Data transfer status is S then send the record to error handler
         IF PDATA_TRANSFER_STATUS = 'S' THEN
              Error_Handler(PTRANSACTION_ID,PSMART_USER_ID,PORACLE_ERROR,PORACLE_ERROR_MESSAGE,v_record_inserted_at,PDATA_TRANSFER_STATUS);
         ELSE
         --In case Data Tranfer Status is something other than S then send the request to SPG
              --Initialise other variables which will be populated during the journey
              P_RESPONSE                    :=     '';
              PORACLE_ERROR               :=     NULL;
              PORACLE_ERROR_MESSAGE     :=     NULL;
              PRESPONSE_TIME               :=     0;
         --Read timeout parameter from standing data.
              BEGIN
                   SELECT VALUE INTO v_timeout FROM smt_parameters WHERE parameter_code=ctimeout;
              EXCEPTION
                   WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
                   v_timeout:=30;
              WHEN OTHERS THEN
                   v_timeout:=30;
              END;
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              IF PSCENARIO_TYPE = 'STOP_WLR' THEN
                   BEGIN
                   -- Read the Initial URL from Standing Data
                   SELECT VALUE
                        INTO v_url
                        FROM SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS
                        WHERE parameter_code = c_url_stopwlr
                        AND host_id = ( SELECT host_id
                                                      FROM SMART_HOSTS A
                                                      WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT 1
                                                                     FROM DB_PARAMETERS b
                                                                     WHERE A.hostname = b.hostname
                                                                     AND A.database_id = b.database_id));
                   --handle unforseen exception
                   EXCEPTION
                   WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
                        v_url:='Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_winback_details'; --After testing the same, URL will be fetched from the Query
                   WHEN OTHERS THEN
                        v_url:='Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_winback_details'; --After testing the same, URL will be fetched from the Query
                   END;
                   --construct the URL depending on the parameters to be passed to the url
                   v_url := v_url || '?';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_data_entered=' || Smart_Urlencode('xmloverhttp') || '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_channel_type=' || Smart_Urlencode(PCHANNEL_TYPE)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_css_start_order_no=' || Smart_Urlencode(PCSS_ORDER_NUMBER)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_tel_no=' || Smart_Urlencode(PTELEPHONE_NUMBER)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_crd=' || Smart_Urlencode(PCUSTOMER_REQUIRED_DATE)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_take_over_time=' || Smart_Urlencode(PCUSTOMER_REQUIRED_TIME)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_retainsmpf=' || Smart_Urlencode(PSMPF_RETENTION)|| '&';
                   --v_url := v_url || 'p_emergency_winback='                    || Smart_Urlencode(PEMERGENCY_WINBACK)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_projectno=' || Smart_Urlencode(PCSS_PROJECT_ID)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_ordernotes=' || Smart_Urlencode(PCSS_ORDER_NOTES)|| '&';
                   v_url := v_url || 'p_reason_cessation=' || Smart_Urlencode(PREASON_FOR_CESSATION);
              ELSIF PSCENARIO_TYPE='CANCEL_OWN' THEN
              --Fetch the URL for cancel own from standing data.
                   BEGIN
                        SELECT VALUE
                        INTO v_url
                        FROM SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS
                        WHERE parameter_code = c_url_cancelown
                        AND host_id = ( SELECT host_id
                                                      FROM SMART_HOSTS A
                                                      WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT 1
                                                                     FROM DB_PARAMETERS b
                                                                     WHERE A.hostname = b.hostname
                                                                     AND A.database_id = b.database_id));
              --handle unforseen exception
                   EXCEPTION
                             WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
                             v_url := 'Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_cancelown_details'; --After testing the same, URL will be fetched from the Query
                   WHEN OTHERS THEN
                             v_url := 'Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_cancelown_details'; --After testing the same, URL will be fetched from the Query
                   END;
              --construct the URL
              v_url := v_url || '?';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_data_entered=' ||Smart_Urlencode('xmloverhttp')|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_channel_type=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCHANNEL_TYPE)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_css_start_order_no=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCSS_ORDER_NUMBER)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_tel_no=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PTELEPHONE_NUMBER)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_cancel_reason=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCANCELLATION_REASON)|| '&';
              v_url:= v_url || 'p_cancel_notes=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCANCELLATION_NOTES);
              ELSIF PSCENARIO_TYPE='CANCEL_OTHER' THEN
              --Fetch the URL for cancel own from standing data.
              BEGIN
              SELECT VALUE
                        INTO v_url
                        FROM SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS
                        WHERE parameter_code = c_url_cancelother
                        AND host_id = ( SELECT host_id
                                                      FROM SMART_HOSTS A
                                                      WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT 1
                                                                     FROM DB_PARAMETERS b
                                                                     WHERE A.hostname = b.hostname
                                                                     AND A.database_id = b.database_id));
              --handle unforseen exception
              EXCEPTION
                   WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
                        v_url := 'Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_cancelother_details'; --After testing the same, URL will be fetched from the Query
                   WHEN OTHERS THEN
                        v_url := 'Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_cancelother_details'; --After testing the same, URL will be fetched from the Query
              END;
              --construct the URL
              v_url := v_url || '?';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_data_entered=' ||Smart_Urlencode('xmloverhttp')|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_channel_type=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCHANNEL_TYPE)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_css_stop_order_no=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCSS_ORDER_NUMBER)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_tel_no=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PTELEPHONE_NUMBER)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_cancel_reason=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCANCELLATION_REASON);
              ELSIF Pscenario_type='AMEND_CRD' THEN
              --Fetch the URL for cancel own from standing data.
              BEGIN
              SELECT VALUE
                        INTO v_url
                        FROM SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS
                        WHERE parameter_code = c_url_amendcrd
                        AND host_id = ( SELECT host_id
                                                      FROM SMART_HOSTS A
                                                      WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT 1
                                                                     FROM DB_PARAMETERS b
                                                                     WHERE A.hostname = b.hostname
                                                                     AND A.database_id = b.database_id));
              --handle unforseen exception
              EXCEPTION
              WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
                   v_url := 'Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_amendcrd_details'; -- After testing the same , URL will be fetched from the Query
              WHEN OTHERS THEN
                   v_url := 'Http://wls.brassi1c.devenv1.bt.co.uk:64738/pls/spgenv/spg_btrc.add_btrc_amendcrd_details'; -- After testing the same , URL will be fetched from the Query
              END;
              --construct the URL
              v_url := v_url || '?';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_data_entered=' ||Smart_Urlencode('xmloverhttp')|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_channel_type=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCHANNEL_TYPE)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_css_start_order_no=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PCSS_ORDER_NUMBER)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_tel_no=' ||Smart_Urlencode(PTELEPHONE_NUMBER)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_crd='                         ||Smart_Urlencode(PCUSTOMER_REQUIRED_DATE)|| '&';
              v_url := v_url || 'p_css_change_order_numbers='||Smart_Urlencode(PCANCELLATION_REASON);
              END IF;
              --this is start of setting parameters for utl http object. the show begins...
              utl_http.set_transfer_timeout(v_timeout);
              --Set the wallet
              --XXXXX e.g.UTL_HTTP.SET_WALLET(?file:DirectoryPath?,'put password here?);
              --Set proxy
              --YYYYY e.g. utl_http.set_proxy(p_proxy_in, p_no_proxy_domains_in);
              v_url := REPLACE(v_url,'%27%27','%27'); -- Fix to ensure Double Quotes are converted to Single Quotes
              --set the required URL to utl http.
              v_req := utl_http.begin_request(v_url);
              --Authentication setting
              --Fetch the user id and password from stnding data.
              BEGIN
                   SELECT *
                        INTO v_userid_pwd
                        FROM SMT_ORACLE_PARAMETERS
                        WHERE PARAMETER_CODE=c_spg_useridpwd
                        AND HOST_ID = ( SELECT HOST_ID
                                            FROM SMART_HOSTS A
                                            WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT 1
                                                                FROM DB_PARAMETERS B
                                                                WHERE A.HOSTNAME = B.HOSTNAME
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