Oracle 10g - WAN low performance.

Hello All,
I have problem with Oracle 10g Server working on Windows 2003. There is a database and its working with client in delphi.
Inside LAN all working perfect, but trough WAN im waiting for transaction results about 10 times longer. I noticed that there is not connected with bandwidth, the same results i get with 512 Kbits, 2Mbits, and 5Mbits, pings and for example copying files working perfect, but traffic between clients and server 10g used always max 512Kbit of bandwidth. Any ideas?
Kris

On your WAN connections, what kind of ping times do you see? What kind of distances are we talking about for your WAN connections? Is your application "chatty"? How many round-trips does a transaction consist of?
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