ExecuteNonQuery() lasts longer than DB procedure itself - OpsSqlAllocCtx()

We have intermittent issue where ExecuteNonQuery() call to a specific procedure lasts longer than execution of DB procedure itself in the database.
DB procedure (from DB log)
//start
audsid:167658693 sid:479 2822843410 13-MAY-11 HUB 10 HUB TEST HUB.STREAMINGAPI.GetMessages(p) 0 -->05/13/2011 01:27:47.779000000<-- 5049977, 5049977, 5049977
//end
audsid:167658693 sid:479 2822843452 13-MAY-11 HUB 10 HUB TEST HUB.STREAMINGAPI.GetMessages(p) 3 -->05/13/2011 01:27:48.779000000<-- 1
//start
audsid:167658693 sid:479 2822843462 13-MAY-11 HUB 10 HUB TEST HUB.STREAMINGAPI.GetMessages(p) 0 -->05/13/2011 01:27:50.248000000<-- 5049977, 5049977, 5049977
---> the call itself lasts 1 sec (start-end) -- but look at next call (2nd start) ---> the total time it lasts for ExecuteNonQuery() to finish as we see in the APP LOG is from 1st start to 2nd start (see APP LOG)
APP LOG
2011-05-13 13:27:47,855 [12] DEBUG SqlTrace - Calling database.
2011-05-13 13:27:50,319 [12] DEBUG SqlTrace - ExecuteNonQuery finished.
ODP TRACE for this ExecuteNonQuery() call:
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleConnection::Open()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleConnection::CreateDbCommand()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleCommand::OracleCommand(3)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleCommand::OracleCommand(3)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleConnection::CreateDbCommand()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleCommand::CommandText(): set
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleCommand::CommandText(): set
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleCommand::CommandTimeout(): set
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleCommand::CommandTimeout(): set
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleClientFactory::CreateParameter()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleClientFactory::CreateParameter()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(5)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(4)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(4)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(2)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(2)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(5)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(5)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(4)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(4)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(2)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(2)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(5)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(5)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(4)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(4)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(2)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(2)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(5)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleClientFactory::CreateParameter()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleClientFactory::CreateParameter()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameter::OracleParameter(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:854 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleParameterCollection::Add(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OracleParameterCollection::Add(1)
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OracleCommand::ExecuteNonQuery()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsConAddRef(): (eec79c0)=250378688
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsConAddRef(): RefCount=17 RetCode=0 Line=3320 (eec79c0)=250378688
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsSqlPrepare2(): (eec79c0)=250378688
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsErrAllocCtx(): (eec79c0)=250378688
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsErrAllocCtx(): RetCode=0 Line=197 (eec79c0)=250378688
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 OpsSqlPrepare2(): SQL: Begin EVHub.EVStreamingAPI.GetMessages(:v0, :v1, :v2, :v3, :v4); End;
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsSqlPrepare2(): RetCode=0 Line=547
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsSqlExecuteNonQuery(): (eec79c0)=250378688
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsDecGetValCtxFromInteger()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsDecGetValCtxFromInteger(): RetCode=0 Line=847
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsDecGetValCtxFromInteger()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsDecGetValCtxFromInteger(): RetCode=0 Line=847
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsDecGetValCtxFromInteger()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsDecGetValCtxFromInteger(): RetCode=0 Line=847
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsSqlAllocCtx(): (eec79c0)=250378688
----- THIS IS WHERE THE SLOWNESS IS THAT WE NEED HELP ON
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:47:855 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsSqlAllocCtx(): RetCode=0 Line=138 (eec79c0)=250378688
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsDecToInteger()
----- THIS IS WHERE THE SLOWNESS IS THAT WE NEED HELP ON
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsDecToInteger(): RetCode=0 Line=1000
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsDecToInteger()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsDecToInteger(): RetCode=0 Line=1000
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsDecToInteger()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsDecToInteger(): RetCode=0 Line=1000
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (ENTRY) OpsSqlFreeCtx()
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsSqlFreeCtx(): RetCode=0 Line=163
TIME:2011/05/13-13:27:50:318 TID: df0 (EXIT) OpsSqlExecuteNonQuery(): RetCode=0 Line=877
Can anyone help - does anyone know what is happening here to account for this behavior...? Please help.

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