Dump replacing default configuration

Dear all,
I have following problem with database restore and performance.
1. I have created dump file two days ago. That time, our application was working fast.
2. I just restored dump file today. But it is too slow.
I can't find where is the problem. Anybody have advice and solution.
Is it replacing some configuration?
Eba

Erdenebayar escribió:
Can you share some example for that?
please, read documentation before post:
Managing Optimizer Statistics - 11g Release 2 (11.2)
Erdenebayar escribió:
Gather stat for schema or each table?
schema= collection of logical structures (table, index, ...) of data with the same owner (database user).

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