Advantages and disadvantages of Analytical function

Plz list out the advantages and disadvantages of normal queries and queries using analytical function (Performance wise)

I'm not sure how you wish to compare?
Analytical functions give you functionality that cannot otherwise be achieved easily in a lot of cases. They can introduce some performance degredation to a query but you have to compare on a query by query basis to determine if analytical functions or otherwise are the best solution for the issue. If it were as simple as saying that analytical functions are always slower than doing it without analytical functions, then Oracle wouldn't bother introducing them into the language.

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