Headstart performance in 10g database

A drawback of the business rules implementation of Headstart is the overhead by the CAPI and TAPI code. We are going to upgrade our database from 9i to 10gR2. According to Oracle this should increase the performance of PL/SQL. Are the experiences with CAPI/TAPI performance in a 10g database compared to 9i and with the effects of native compilation of PL/SQL?

We have found the cause. The capi performs a query on qms_rowstack very often and in 10g this query used the wrong index. By changing the order of the columns in qms_rws_uk1 index (package_name as first column) the query uses this column, resulting in the same performance as in 9i.

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