Hey Mark, APEX has that all built-in. What you want is to play with debug
mode:
http://docs.oracle.com/html/E39147_04/debug_mode.htm
Enabling it collects data, which you can then view once the page has loaded
Stefan
On 6 Apr 2017 1:29 a.m., "Mark J. Bobak" <mark@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,
With my current employer, our primary development platform is Oracle
Database SE (11g/12c) and APEX (4.2 and 5.0).
I understand that mostly, when I encounter a performance problem in an
APEX application, it's very likely to be developer-produced SQL and PL/SQL
code. And that, I can usually handle without too much difficulty.
However, occasionally, I get a report like "Screen 207 is really slow on
application xyz".
In some cases, though this particular APEX screen is slow in terms of
ed-user response time, I'm not seeing any obvious slow SQL or PL/SQL on the
database. And, I'm not *at all* an APEX developer. I really have very
little knowledge and experience of APEX.
So, I'm looking for ideas in terms of end-to-end profiling of APEX
processes. If user clicks 'search' how much time is spent in browser? How
much in DB? How much in rendering output?
Is there a way to get a more complete profile picture of APEX end-user
response time?
Any thoughts or suggestions? APEX is a big black box to me, at the moment.
Thanks,
-Mark
