Oracle client 9.2.7 in 10g database

Hi All,
Our landscape is using oracle 10g (10.2.0.2) database with client version is 9.2.0.7 and currently we are using sap 4.7.
Is there any chance of causing any performance issue in our environment if we continue to follow the above scenario? I would like to know the stable client for 10.2 oracle database.
Thanks
Aby

Hi Aby,
Last time we also running Oracle 10 with sap 4.7 and oracle client 9.x
Before we upgrade to ECC6.
And we only get some problem with our customer program.
Some of our customer program run very slow, and this because oracle choice wrong index for the SQL
So our programmer need to change the program and using hints
This is the only problem we get when we upgrade the oracle to 10g.
Regards,
Fendi

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