I had migrated Oracle 10g database from Windows to Oracle 11g Linux

I had migrated Oracle 10g database from Windows to Oracle 11g Linux. The database is performing very slow.
Please guide me where I have to begin (starting point) looking into it.
Some document stated gather system statistics. How to check system statistics is up to date
What are the crucial initialization parameter ?

Hi,
Let me just point you out to the documentation, which may concern you:
I had migrated Oracle 10g database from Windows to Oracle 11g Linux. The database is performing very slow.
Managing Optimizer Statistics
How to check system statistics is up to date
Managing Optimizer Statistics
What are the crucial initialization parameter ?
Configuring a Database for Performance
Thanks &
Best Regards,

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