NCM Causing High CPU Utilization on Cisco Switches

Update: As per the logs shared by network team, NCM user is logging in and logging out every few minutes. This is causing multiple SSH sessions which is spiking the CPU.

Mar 12 11:24:46: %SEC_LOGIN-5-LOGIN_SUCCESS: Login Success [user: NCM

Mar 12 11:24:59: %SYS-6-LOGOUT: User NCM

Update: As per the logs shared by network team, NCM user is logging in and logging out every few minutes. This is causing multiple SSH sessions which is spiking the CPU.

Mar 12 11:24:46: %SEC_LOGIN-5-LOGIN_SUCCESS: Login Success [user: NCM

Mar 12 11:24:59: %SYS-6-LOGOUT: User NCM

We are experiencing locking in the SolarWinds Orion MSSQL database due to processing the NCM_Cisco_Flash table.  Some of the database threads are 3.5 days old.  The NCM_Cisco_Flash table does not have data newer than 3.5 days ago.  There is one current thread that is attempting to UPDATE the table.  This does not appear to be affecting other SolarWinds processing, but as a DBA, it bothers me to see a few screens of SUSPENDED threads when I look at the SQL Server Activity Monitor, and then see some are 300 million milliseconds old.

Perhaps the high CPU usage when polling NCM is a related issue?