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• SQL query takes too long to run (1 h 25 min)... pls help how to set up the query.

  Hello

  Could someone please help how to tune the query as its takes a long time to retrieve the results.

  Select

  col1,

  col2,

  col3,

  COL4,

  col5,

  col6,

  col7,

  COL8,

  col9,

  col10,

  Col11,

  col12,

  Sum (volume1),

  Sum (volume2),

  Sum (volume3),

  Sum (volume4),

  Sum (volume5),

  Sum (volume6),

  Sum (volume7),

  Sum (volume8),

  Sum (volume9),

  Sum (volume10),

  Sum (volume11),

  Sum (volume12),

  Sum (volume13),

  Sum (volume14),

  Sum (volume15),

  Sum (volume16),

  Sum (volume17),

  Sum (Volume18),

  Sum (volume19),

  Sum (volume20),

  Sum (rate1),

  Sum (rate2),

  Sum (rate3),

  Sum (rate4),

  Sum (rate5),

  Sum (rate6),

  Sum (rate7),

  Sum (rate8),

  Sum (rate9),

  Sum (rate10),

  Sum (rate11),

  Sum (rate12),

  Sum (rate13),

  Sum (rate14),

  Sum (rate15),

  Sum (rate16),

  Sum (rate17),

  Sum (rate18)

  Sum (rate19),

  Sum (rate20)

  Of

  Table 1 - 13, 25, 99, 400 records

  Table2 - 13, 45, 1000 records

  Table 3 - 4, 50, 000 records

  Table 4 - 1,00,000 records

  table5 - 30 000 records

  where tabl1.col1 = table2.col2,

  Table1.Col1 = table3.col1.

  table2.col2 = table3.col2...

  Group

  Sum (volume1),

  Sum (volume2),

  Sum (volume3),

  Sum (volume4),

  Sum (volume5),

  Sum (volume6),

  Sum (volume7),

  Sum (volume8),

  Sum (volume9),

  Sum (volume10),

  Sum (volume11),

  Sum (volume12),

  Sum (volume13),

  Sum (volume14),

  Sum (volume15),

  Sum (volume16),

  Sum (volume17),

  Sum (Volume18),

  Sum (volume19),

  Sum (volume20),

  Sum (rate1),

  Sum (rate2),

  Sum (rate3),

  Sum (rate4),

  Sum (rate5),

  Sum (rate6),

  Sum (rate7),

  Sum (rate8),

  Sum (rate9),

  Sum (rate10),

  Sum (rate11),

  Sum (rate12),

  Sum (rate13),

  Sum (rate14),

  Sum (rate15),

  Sum (rate16),

  Sum (rate17),

  Sum (rate18)

  Sum (rate19),

  Sum (rate20)

  Thank you

  Prasad.

  > Could someone please help how to tune the query as its takes a long time to retrieve the results.

  The query you posted is obviously fake.

  If you ask to give us a request that you do not post and we cannot see.

  For real?

• Data dictionary query takes too long.

  Hello
  I'm using ORACLE DATABASE 11 g.
  
  The following query takes too long to run and not give the result. As I've tried a few tricks SQL Oracle but it forces developed.
  

  SELECT 
  distinct B.TABLE_NAME, 'Y' 
    FROM USER_IND_PARTITIONS A, USER_INDEXES B, USER_IND_SUBPARTITIONS C
   WHERE A.INDEX_NAME = B.INDEX_NAME
     AND A.PARTITION_NAME = C.PARTITION_NAME
     AND C.STATUS = 'UNUSABLE'
      OR A.STATUS = 'UNUSABLE'
      OR B.STATUS = 'INVALID';

  Please guide me what to do? to run this query in a fast paced mode...
  
  
  Thanks in advance...

  Your query is incorrect. It returns all tables if A.STATUS = "UNUSABLE" or B.STATUS = "INVALID". Most likely, you meant:

  SELECT
  distinct B.TABLE_NAME, 'Y'
    FROM USER_IND_PARTITIONS A, USER_INDEXES B, USER_IND_SUBPARTITIONS C
   WHERE A.INDEX_NAME = B.INDEX_NAME
     AND A.PARTITION_NAME = C.PARTITION_NAME
     AND (C.STATUS = 'UNUSABLE'
      OR A.STATUS = 'UNUSABLE'
      OR B.STATUS = 'INVALID');
  

  But the above will return sous-partitionnee tables not valid/no usable index. He ain't no non-sous-partitioned tables partitioned index/index not valid/not usable with same partitions in the form of tables not partitioned with valid/no unusable indexes. If you want to get any table with indexes not valid/not usable, you outer join that's going to hurt even more performance. I suggest you use the UNION:

  SELECT  DISTINCT TABLE_NAME,
                   'Y'
    FROM  (
            SELECT INDEX_NAME,'Y' FROM USER_INDEXES WHERE STATUS = 'INVALID'
           UNION ALL
            SELECT INDEX_NAME,'Y' FROM USER_IND_PARTITIONS WHERE STATUS = 'UNUSABLE'
           UNION ALL
            SELECT INDEX_NAME,'Y' FROM USER_IND_SUBPARTITIONS WHERE STATUS = 'UNUSABLE'
          ) A,
          USER_INDEXES B
    WHERE A.INDEX_NAME = B.INDEX_NAME
  /
  

  SY.

• Statement Update takes too long to run

  Hi all
  
  I am trying to run this update statement. But its takes too long to run.
  

      UPDATE ops_forecast_extract b SET position_id = (SELECT a.row_id
          FROM s_postn a
          WHERE UPPER(a.desc_text) = UPPER(TRIM(B.POSITION_NAME)))
          WHERE position_level = 7
          AND b.am_id IS NULL;

          SELECT COUNT(*) FROM S_POSTN; 
          214665

          SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ops_forecast_extract;
          49366

  SELECT count(*)
          FROM s_postn a, ops_forecast_extract b
          WHERE UPPER(a.desc_text) = UPPER(TRIM(B.POSITION_NAME));
   575

  What could be the reason for the update statement to run so long?
  Thank you

  polasa wrote:
  Hi all

  I am trying to run this update statement. But its takes too long to run.

  What could be the reason for the update statement to run so long?

  You did not say what means "too long", but a simple and good reason might be that the scalar subquery on "s_postn" using a full table for each run scan. Potentially this subquery is executed for each row of the table "ops_forecast_extract" that satisfies your filter predicates. 'Potentially' due to "filter/subquery optimization" cunning of the Oracle execution engine that tries to cache results of already executed of instances of subquery. Given that the in-memory hash table that contains these cached results is limited in size, the optimization algorithm depends on the sort order of data and could suffer collisions of hash that it is unpredictable, how this optimization works in your particular case.

  You can view the execution plan, it should at least tell you how Oracle will run the scalar subquery (that tell you nothing about this "filter/subquery optimization" feature).

  Follow the generic guidelines how to generate a useful plan explain output and how to post here:

  Could please post a correctly formatted explain you plan output using DBMS_XPLAN. SCREEN, including the 'Predicate information' section below the plan to provide more details about your statement. Please use the noformat} [{noformat} code {noformat}] {noformat} before tag and {noformat} [{noformat} / code {noformat}] {noformat} tag or after the noformat} {{noformat} code {noformat}} {noformat} tag before and after to improve the readability of the outing:

  In SQL * more:

  SET LINESIZE 130
  
  EXPLAIN PLAN FOR ;
  
  SELECT * FROM TABLE(DBMS_XPLAN.DISPLAY);
  

  Note that the DBMS_XPLAN package. DISPLAY is only available from 9i on.

  In 9i and above, if "Predicate information" section is missing from the DBMS_XPLAN. Output display, but you get the message "Plan table is old version" instead, you must recreate your plan table using the script server '$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/utlxplan.sql '.

  In previous versions, you can run the following in SQL * Plus (on the server) instead:

  @?/rdbms/admin/utlxpls
  

  A different approach in SQL * more:

  SET AUTOTRACE ON EXPLAIN
  
  ;
  

  also displays the execution plan.

  In order to get a better understanding where your statement passes the time, you might want to turn on SQL tracing as described here:

  When your query takes too long...

  and after the "tkprof' out here, too.

  Kind regards
  Randolf

  Oracle related blog stuff:
  http://Oracle-Randolf.blogspot.com/

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• What query takes too long

  How can you know which application takes too long to run in a database? and most of the resources consumption?

  user3636719 wrote:
  How can you know which application takes too long to run in a database? and most of the resources consumption?

  Try to use the following text:

  SELECT * FROM
  (SELECT
  sql_fulltext,
  sql_id,
  child_number,
  disk_reads,
  executions,
  first_load_time,
  last_load_time
  V $ sql
  ORDER BY DESC elapsed_time)
  WHERE ROWNUM<>
  ;

  Also, try the v$ session_longops querying:

  Select * from)
  Select the target, sofar, less, totalwork.
  units, elapsed_seconds, message
  from v$ session_longops by start_time desc)
  where rownum<>

  Kind regards
  Rizwan Wangde
  SR Oracle DBA.
  http://Rizwan-DBA.blogspot.com

• How to stop the query takes too long

  Is there a way to tell oracle to stop a query that takes too long to run?
  
  I'm trying to end a way to prevent some users from running any querys that takes more than 2 minutes... any help?
  
  I use 10g
  
  Thank you!

  Hello

  You can create a profile... and limit...

  CREATE a PROFILE prof_low LIMIT
  CPU_PER_CALL 3000 (about 30 seconds)
  PRIVATE_SGA 500K
  LOGICAL_READS_PER_CALL 1000;

  ALTER USER myuser PROFILE prof_low;

  Concerning
  Joao Oliveira

• query takes too long

  Hello
  
  The following query takes too long (more than 30 minutes), work with 11g.
  The table has three columns RID, ida, geometry and index has been created on all of the columns.
  The table has about 5,40,000 documents of point geometries.
  
  Please help me with your suggestions. I want to select the geometry in double point where ida = STRING.
  
  
  SQL > select a.rid, b.rid from totalrecords, totalrecords b where a.ida = 'CORD' and b.idat = 'CORD' and
  sdo_equal (a.geometry, b.geometry) = 'TRUE' and a.rid! = b.rid order of 1,2;
  
  concerning

  Hello

  Just glad it helped, don't forget to award points ;-).

  The SDO_JOIN will use the spatial index for a spatial comparison.
  First of all, it will use the index to check which geometries MBR interact, it is the primary filter: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28400/sdo_intro.htm#g1000087

  Secondly, you should apply a space MASK, pair of geometries that comes out of the primary filter is then compared according to the MASK, MASK for example = EQUAL, will check these pair of geoms are equal.

  Now, because you have points, the members are the points themselves, so that if their MBR interact, points to interact, which means they are equal.
  This means that the result of the SDO_JOIN points, in this case even a self-join, will give you all the points that are equal.

  But as points are also equal in their car, the join join reflexive sdo, will give you: a = b & one = one but also a b.
  To this effect, you set the a.rowid< b.rowid,="" to="" avoid="" a="a" but="" also="" b="">

  I hope this explains it a little, again read and read great literature (early!), will have a better understanding.

  Good luck

  Luke

• takes too long to execute after the join

  I found that only this little code of actual code is very heavy running and it has 81000 hr_employeeattendance table and increase day & c_bpartner table has 7000 records
  
  If this query is executed without enroll_id & timeofattendance then it takes too much time (20 minutes). Is it possible to run faster
  
  DB version is 10.2.0.1
  
  CREATE TABLE HR_EMPLOYEEATTENDANCELOG
  ('AD_CLIENT_ID'-> NUMBER (10,0) NOT NULL,)
  "AD_ORG_ID"-> NUMBER (10,0) NOT NULL,
  "CREATED"-> default SYSDATE DATE NOT NULL,
  "CREATEDBY"-> NUMBER (10,0) default 0 NOT NULL,.
  "ENROLL_ID"-> NUMBER (10.0).
  "FIRSTATTENDANCE"-> CHAR (1 BYTE) by DEFAULT 'n',
  "HR_EMPLOYEEATTENDANCELOG_ID"-> NUMBER (10,0) NOT NULL,
  "IP address"-> NVARCHAR2 (30),
  "INOUTMODE"-> NUMBER (10.0).
  "ISACTIVE"-> CHAR (1 BYTE) by DEFAULT NOT NULL, 'Y '.
  "LASTATTENDANCE"-> CHAR (1 BYTE) by DEFAULT 'n',
  "MACHINENUMBER"-> NUMBER (10.0).
  "TIMEOFATTENDANCE"-> DATE.
  "UPDATED"-> DATE default SYSDATE NOT NULL,.
  "UPDATEDBY'-> NUMBER (10,0) default 0 NOT NULL,.
  "VERIFYMODE"-> NUMBER (10.0)
  )

  insert into  hr_employeeattendance values(1000000, 1000002, 07-OCT-2011, 0, 127, Y, 1276566, 192.168.20.185, 0, Y,     N, 8, 03-OCT-2011 08:32:11, 07-OCT-2011, 0,     1)
   
  insert into  hr_employeeattendance values(1000000,     1000002,     07-OCT-2011,     0,     127,     N,     1276640,     192.168.20.185,     0,     Y,     N,     8,     03-OCT-2011 11:52:11,     07-OCT-2011,     0,     1)
   
   
  insert into  hr_employeeattendance values(1000000,     1000002,     07-OCT-2011,     0,     127,     N,     1276640,     192.168.20.185,     0,     Y,     Y,     8,     03-OCT-2011 16:04:11,     07-OCT-2011,     0,     1)

  CREATE TABLE C_BPARTNER
  ('AD_CLIENT_ID'-> NUMBER (10,0) NOT NULL,)
  "AD_ORG_ID"-> NUMBER (10,0) NOT NULL,
  "C_BPARTNER_ID"-> NUMBER (10,0) NOT NULL,
  "ISEMPLOYEE"-> CHAR (1 BYTE) DEFAULT ' is NOT NULL,.
  'NAME'-> NVARCHAR2 (60) NOT NULL,
  "ENROLL_ID"-> NUMBER
  )
  

  insert into  hr_employeeattendance values (100004,1000001,1000045,Y, TIM,127)
   
  insert into  hr_employeeattendance values (100004,1000001,1000045,Y, TIM,128)

  Some code is here which is a problem then as full downstairs

  SELECT   DISTINCT
             alii.ad_org_id,
             alii.ad_client_id,
             bpii.c_bpartner_id,
             NVL (
                (SELECT   (MIN(TO_CHAR (ali.timeofattendance, 'HH24:MI:SS')))
                   FROM   hr_employeeattendancelog ali
                  WHERE   bpii.enroll_id = ali.enroll_id
                          AND TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (ali.timeofattendance),
                                       'dd/mm/yyyy') =
                                TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (alii.timeofattendance),
                                         'dd/mm/yyyy')),
                0
             )
                AS first,
         TO_DATE (alii.timeofattendance, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') AS timeofattendance
      FROM      c_bpartner bpii
             JOIN
                hr_employeeattendancelog alii
             ON alii.enroll_id = bpii.enroll_id
     WHERE       bpii.isemployee = 'Y'
             AND bpii.isactive = 'Y'             
  --           AND bpii.enroll_id = '127'  --this not to give in this
  --           AND alii.timeofattendance BETWEEN '01-oct-2011' AND '02-nov-2011'  ----this not to give in this
  GROUP BY   bpii.c_bpartner_id,
             bpii.enroll_id,
             alii.timeofattendance,
             alii.ad_org_id,
             alii.ad_client_id;

  Output is the place where enroll_id = 127.

  ad_org_id- ad_client_id- c_bpartner_id-  first-   timeofattendance - 
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1000002     1000000     1005766     08:41:22     10/1/0011              
  1000002     1000000     1005766     08:44:16     10/3/0011             
  1000002     1000000     1005766     08:42:38     10/4/0011                
  1000002     1000000     1005766     08:45:12     10/5/0011                
  1000002     1000000     1005766     08:42:44     10/7/0011

  If this query is executed without enroll_id & timeofattendance then it takes too much time (20 minutes). Is it possible to run faster
  
  the actual query that I have to run it is where that bit of code that is written above

  SELECT   DISTINCT
             alii.ad_org_id,
   
             alii.ad_client_id,
   
             bpii.c_bpartner_id,
   
             NVL (
                (SELECT   (MIN (TO_CHAR (ali.timeofattendance, 'HH24:MI:SS')))
                   FROM   hr_employeeattendancelog ali
                  WHERE   bpii.enroll_id = ali.enroll_id
                          AND TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (ali.timeofattendance),
                                       'dd/mm/yyyy') =
                                TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (alii.timeofattendance),
                                         'dd/mm/yyyy')),
                0
             )
                AS first,
   
             NVL (
                (SELECT   (MAX (TO_CHAR (ali.timeofattendance, 'HH24:MI:SS')))
                   FROM   hr_employeeattendancelog ali
                  WHERE   bpii.enroll_id = ali.enroll_id
                          AND TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (ali.timeofattendance),
                                       'dd/mm/yyyy') =
                                TO_DATE (TO_CHAR (alii.timeofattendance),
                                         'dd/mm/yyyy')),
                0
             )
                AS last,
   
             TO_CHAR (alii.timeofattendance, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') AS dated,
            
          NVL (
                (SELECT   TO_CHAR (hr.intime, 'HH24:MI:SS')
                   FROM   hr_markattendance hr
                  WHERE   hr.enroll_id = bpii.enroll_id
                          AND TO_DATE (hr.date1, 'dd/mm/yyyy') =
                                TO_DATE (alii.timeofattendance, 'dd/mm/yyyy')),
                0
             )
                AS intime,
   
             NVL (
                (SELECT   TO_CHAR (hr.outtime, 'HH24:MI:SS')
                   FROM   hr_markattendance hr
                  WHERE   hr.enroll_id = bpii.enroll_id
                          AND TO_DATE (hr.date1, 'dd/mm/yyyy') =
                                TO_DATE (alii.timeofattendance, 'dd/mm/yyyy')),
                0
             )
                AS outtime,
   
             TO_DATE (alii.timeofattendance, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') AS timeofattendance
   
      FROM      c_bpartner bpii
             JOIN
                hr_employeeattendancelog alii
             ON alii.enroll_id = bpii.enroll_id
     WHERE       bpii.isemployee = 'Y'
             AND bpii.isactive = 'Y'
             AND bpii.enroll_id = '100'                                              --- This is dynamic value selected at front end-----
  --           AND alii.timeofattendance BETWEEN '01-oct-2011' AND '02-nov-2011'
  GROUP BY   bpii.c_bpartner_id,
             bpii.enroll_id,
             alii.timeofattendance,
             alii.ad_org_id,
             alii.ad_client_id;

  Navneet Singh says:

  Has no result, one is still unanswered

  Because it is not possible to answer when you refuse to provide the information requested in this thread and and now in this

  DOM Brooks wrote:
  See [url https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=863295] how to post a sql tuning request

  If you are prompted to provide information needed by people to help you, you need it, do not ignore queries and start a new thread for the same subject where you again once do not provide the necessary information.

  It's wasting the other forum members time and abuse of this community.

• Query takes too long, but the cost is low

  Hi guys,.
  
  I run a query on two databases that were created in the same way and have the same data.
  
  On one, the cost is almost 1 million, and it runs in the space of a few seconds
  On the other hand, the cost is 40,000, and it does not end execution
  
  I looked at the plan to explain it and there is no Cartesian merge on the second query join, but it takes so long. What can I do to study this?
  
  Thank you

  The sqlxtplan provides comprehensive information on the query that was executed, or running, depending on the mode you choose. It has all the information of dbms_xplan plus much more. for example all the table definitions used in the query, filters of predicate query, plans for execution, his stats of all tables, indexes, etc... used in the query.
  I find the way the fastest to get an overview of how the optimizer made its decision. If it is running run mode, it, rather than using the id of sql or hash, it also gives a 10053 trace.

• create table query takes too long...

  Hello experts...
  
  I take the backup of table A, which consist of 135 million records...
  
  Why use query below...
  
  create the table tableA_bkup in select * from tableA;
  
  It takes more time... always running...
  
  is there another way to quickly query...
  
  Thanks in advance...

  ECT is one of the fastest ways to do such a thing.

  Do you remember the duplicate data. This means that if your table contains 50 GB of data, then it will have to copy these 50 GB of data.

  Another way may be to use EXPDP to create a backup of the data of the table dump file. However I don't know if there is a difference in performance.
  The two versions might benefit from parallel execution.

• Executed scripts takes too long

  Hello

  I hope for more help with improvement / reducing the amount of time required to get a script to run. I have provided the following script to our CMDB group but they say it take too long to run (full day).

  I already use the get-view option to extract the details. Maybe someone can advise how they would improve this script. For the record, we have 2000 + vm in our environment.

  Script is attached.

  Any help is very appreciated.

  Hello, VM_.

  Well, nobody likes a slow script, that's for sure.  And a script of the day?  Double boo to that.

  I had a quick glance, and there were some spots of improvement.  I have them made here:

  Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core
  
  function Get-VMSerial {  ## rewrote to take UUID; already being gotten in properties below  # param([VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Impl.V1.Inventory.VirtualMachineImpl]$VirtualMachine)  # $s = ($VirtualMachine.ExtensionData.Config.Uuid).Replace("-", "")  param([string]$Uuid)  $s = $Uuid.Replace("-", "")  $Uuid = "VMware-"  for ($i = 0; $i -lt $s.Length; $i += 2)  {    $Uuid += ("{0:x2}" -f [byte]("0x" + $s.Substring($i, 2)))    if ($Uuid.Length -eq 30) { $Uuid += "-" } else { $Uuid += " " }  }
  
    return $Uuid.TrimEnd()}
  
  # Connect to vcenterConnect-VIServer vcenter
  
  #Gathering VM settingsWrite-Verbose -Verbose "Gathering VM statistics"$VMReport = @()$Count = 0
  
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  I commented on the changes I made (and why) and commented on by the code I replaced.  Give a run and see if it is not faster for you / your CMDB crew.

  Message has been edited by Matt Boren on February 24, 2015: correction of the piece that gets the path of the inventory of the VM (were able only to return a parent level previously) minor

• After the upgrade of RAM it take too long to begin and start windows.

  Original title: laptop

  Hello

  I have (HP compaq presario V6615EN)
  Core 2 duo 1.83 GHz
  2 GB OF RAM
  Windows vista Home premium 32-bit
  It took 20 seconds to start and windows boot
  (Yes, only 20 seconds)
  When I upgraded my ram to 4 GB it takes too long to start and windows boot
  nearly 160 seconds

  Hello

  1 - is the operating frequency of the matches with the 'old' RAM newly installed?
  2. how many RAM sticks are there?
  
  Let's try the following steps:

  Also launch memory diagnostic tool. How will I know if my computer has a memory problem?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-Vista/how-do-i-know-if-my-computer-has-a-memory-problem

  If there are 2 RAM sticks, remove one RAM Strip and check the speed. You can also try to swap the RAM sticks and check.

  For more help, I suggest that you post your question in the HP support forum.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/PSG/

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  Hello Darrin,

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, the Windows updates take a long time to find the updates.

  I suggest to follow the methods below and check if that helps.

  Method 1: If your computer is experiencing problems find and install updates of the operating system, try using the troubleshooter.to of update of Windows the problem fix. He makes sure your computer is connected to the Internet and checks to see if your network card and Windows Update services are running properly.

  Reference:

  Open the Windows Update troubleshooting tool

  If the problem persists, try Method 2,

  Method 2: run the clean boot: Place your system in the clean boot state helps determine if third-party applications or startup items are causing the problem. Check this question in the clean boot state.

  Reference: How to perform a clean boot in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

   

  Note: After the boot minimum troubleshooting step, read the sections "How to reset the computer to start as usual after a clean boot troubleshooting" in the link provided to return the computer to a Normal startup mode.

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  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

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  Hi Andrei,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand your concern, and we as a community will try to help you in the best possible way we can.

  Here are solutions to some common problems with installing updates. You might be able to fix some problems automatically by running the Windows Update Troubleshooter.

  I suggest you check out the link below and check if it helps.

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  Hope the information helps, if you have any additional questions, feel free to post. We are here to help you.

  Kind regards

  Guru Kiran

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  He

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  answer as soon as possible.

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