Hi


Type more and a lot faster and hit more enters while sending querries to
the database. :-)

I would not worry about SQL*Net message from client, it simply means that
your client has received the data from the last request and now the server
is waiting for the next. If you have a sql*plus session open it useually
just sits there doing nothing (generating SQL*Net message from client
events)

There are some exceptions as somebody on the list recently pointed out
(forgot who but would guess mr.Wilton)

Jack


                                                                                       
                                                
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The following statistics is for a
server-side application ( pro*c ). The connection is
established between proc*c to server as "LOCAl=yes
and PROTOCOL=BEQ(sqlplus usr/pass) i.e bypassing the
tnsnames.ora and listener.ora

Event                            Wait(cs)  %wait
-----------------------------------------------------------
SQL*Net message from client      463790          61.85186173
CPU used by this session         229327          30.5834578
SQL*Net more data to client      32388           4.319321455
db file sequential read          21698           2.893683986
log file sync                    1788            0.23845087
SQL*Net message to client        530             0.070681745
log file switch completion       188             0.025072015

Can anyone tell me about how to reduce the wait time
for "SQL*Net message"

TIA
Bhulu

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