I found a tech support person's direct phone number in an old email and
called her.   She told me that Response Time is the time that it takes to
bring back the first record and Elapsed Time is the time it takes to bring
back all of the records.   So, if you're writing to a form or to a web
screen, best Response Time would probably be what you'd want.     If you
need to get all of the records back before you can go on (as we did in this
case) you want the best Elapsed Time that the Batch Run tool shows.

Cherie Machler


                                                                                       
                            
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I know that a few list users are using DB*Expert SQL tuning tool by
Leccotech.

We are using the latest version on a 9.2.0.1 database.   On occassion, I
have seen that when we do a batch run of optimized SQL to find the fastest
SQL we see a fairly wide disparity between elapsed time and response time.
I'm trying to find out why this occurrs and what it means.   I've contacted
Leccotech support but it's a fairly urgent issue and I wonder if anyone on
the list might answer faster.

Thanks,

Cherie Machler
Oracle DBA
Gelco Information Network

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