Joe,

Turn on client side SQL logs and active link logs. Watch for workflow that 
is triggered after submit or after modify, such as the way the older Help 
Desk would replace a GUID with an case number, or looking for a certain 
email message to update some text and change the status to Send it out. 
Chances are you'll find a full table scan or two in there which you can fix 
with an index.  

At one client site I found the email replace text issue was looking at 
every email subject line for the current ticket number. The AR System Email 
Messages form had/has no indexing by default, and someone disabled the 
escalation that removed the old messages.  Submitting every help desk 
ticket caused a scan of several hundred thousand onld emails :-)

hth

Doug
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+1-224-558-5462

...... Original Message .......
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 13:01:13 -0400 "Soria, Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Listers,
>
>I am baffled here and need some guidance. 
>
>We are running ARS 6.3 patch 20 on solaris. The user community experiences 
extreme slowness when submitting on any form. We have verified that there 
is no latency on our network, we have also verified that our database is 
performing at a very good rate. Our app server and db server reside on the 
same subnet. I have performed client side logging, as well as 
filter/sql/api logging. Both our app server and db server are experience 
low load on both cpu & memory. I am not seeing any significant load of 
transactions nor have I been able to isolate the slowness. I have rtfm and 
am coming to you as a last resort (before calling support, argh). Any ideas 
on troubleshooting this is greatly appreciated. 
>
>Joe
>
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