Difference between ORACLE BI_DISCOVER AND  ORACLE APPLICATION_DISCOVER

HI...........EXPERTS
1. my users are telling that ORACLE BI DISCOVER PLUS is taking a long time to run 1 queary...................how can we slove this issue..................
2.is apps discover and oracle bi-discover is same?
please helpme....................

Please post the details of the application release, discoverer version, database version and OS.
1. my users are telling that ORACLE BI DISCOVER PLUS is taking a long time to run 1 queary...................how can we slove this issue..................Is the performance issue with one query/report only? Have you tried to enable trace? Do you have the statistics up to date?
2.is apps discover and oracle bi-discover is same?Yes.
Thanks,
Hussein

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