Re: Slow Application

You have P4 2.5Ghz
with 1024Mb Ram
and 5 striped Scsi disks

He has P1 100Mhz
with 64MB Ram
and 1 completely filled up 1200RPM disk
(SGA 300MB) More specifics lead to better answers

                                                                                                                                 
                      Zsolt Csillag                                                                                              
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Hi,

My application is _very_ slow at the customer's side.

The same application is fast on my both computer.

The only difference:

My databases are 9i, the customer's is 8i. My tablespace is locally managed, the customer's is dictionary one.

Both database are cost based and with new statistics gathered.

Every table and index files are the same.

Do you have any idea?

Thank you in advance,

Zsolt Csillag,
Hungary

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