If the trigger does DML, check that it's written to not fire for
replicated transactions, just local ones, using
DBMS_REPUTIL.FROM_REMOTE.  

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> Hi,
> 
> I had noticed that one of our triggers is performing very badly.  I had disabled the 
>trigger to test replication and there was a issue with the trigger. When the 
>developer changed the trigger and enabled it, replication slowed down to one record 
>per second (other tables are being updated, instered, and deleted from).
> 
>         I analyzed the plans for all sql statements generated in the trigger itself 
>and they are all using the correct indices etc.  There are no full table scans etc.  
>We have simliar trigger on our other replicated tables that are not seeing THIS bad 
>performance.
> 
>         Any one have any suggestions/links for putting this trigger through the 
>paces to determine the bottleneck?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
>         Hannah
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