Performance and tuning in discoverer3.1 and 3.1

I'm looking for technics to improve the performance of queries for discoverer 3.1 user,admin edition.I'found in web something about the registry settings.But this only works for user edition.Don't work if we running reports from the viewer.Is there some techincs and tips to improve performance of queries from admin edition?
Thanks in advantage Panagiotis

Same setting are available in pref.txt file of your oracle/discoverer directory. Make changes and apply. It should work.
Paul

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