Amit,
I could be way off the mark, but, just wondering if
this the case of jsp files getting created/compiled
on the first time invocation by the App given that
this is done via mobile device ?
The subsequent calls could be utilizing the cached /
compiled jsp files, so, are faster…
If not, perhaps you could give some background on
the interface/language being used by the App ?
My point, unless you have already ruled it out, there
could be variables/factors outside of the database
layer contributing to the initial sluggishness..
Rajeev
On Oct 14, 2021 at 6:55 PM, <Amit Saroha (mailto:eramitsaroha@xxxxxxxxx)>
wrote:
Hello All,
We are facing a weird slowness in database response to users. The situation
is - Warehouse operators are unloading trucks on the dock and moving material
to locators. When they are doing the activity, they have to scan barcodes on
a mobile device and keep moving items in locators to clean up the dock to
make a way for another truck for unloading material. When the user is doing
the first transaction on a mobile device, it takes 5-10 minutes, but the next
transactions are complete in 5-10 seconds. The delay in first transaction
completion is causing an overall delay in warehouse work efficiency.
10046 traces enabled on the session while doing the first transaction, which
takes 5-10 minutes, revealed that over 80% of the time is going in SQL*NET
message from the client. Trace for the next sessions also shows the same
event is top, but the transaction completes within 10 seconds.
We don’t understand why the first transaction is taking time, and the next is
not so struggling to fix the issue. We also don’t want to conclude it as a
network issue because subsequent transactions are quick.
We would appreciate it if any of you could please tell us if anyone has
observed the same situation and what we can do to rectify such behavior?
Thank you in advance for your inputs.
Best Regards,
AMIT
