One possible cause might be duplicate qos definitions in the s_qos_data table.
In your screen shot you do have QOS_CPU_USAGE so we can look at this metric and verify that you do
not have any duplicates. I like to wildcard % the robot name to catch instances where one can be shortname
and the other FQDN.
select * from s_qos_data where qos = 'QOS_CPU_USAGE' and robot like 'robotNameHere%' and probe = 'cdm'
If you find duplicates the next steps would be to identify the entry that is not being used and delete it from the s_qos_data table.
Next you can get the cs_id for the robot
select * from CM_COMPUTER_SYSTEM where name like 'robotNameHere%'
And update the cs_id value in the where clause of the next query
SELECT sqd.r_table,
sqd.table_id,
sqd.qos_def_id,
sqd.ci_metric_id,
cim.ci_metric_type,
sqd.robot,
sqd.probe,
sqd.source,
sqd.qos,
sqd.target,
sqd.origin
FROM cm_computer_system s,
cm_device d,
cm_configuration_item ci,
cm_configuration_item_metric cim,
s_qos_data sqd
WHERE s.cs_id = d.cs_id
AND d.dev_id = ci.dev_id
AND ci.ci_id = cim.ci_id
AND cim.ci_metric_id = sqd.ci_metric_id
AND ( sqd.probe = 'cdm' OR
sqd.probe = 'rsp' OR
sqd.probe = 'net_connect' )
AND sqd.qos = 'QOS_CPU_USAGE'
AND s.cs_id = '41'
AND cim.ci_metric_type = '1.5:1'
-Greg