Process take a while to go from Queued to Initiated

Just wondering if anyone had any suggestions about how to speed up processes going from queued to initiated. E.g. you kick off a process, and it takes 15 or more more seconds to change status from queued to initiated and then start processing.
Things I've tried include increasing max concurrent processes for that process type (e.g. App Engine) and also increasing the priority to high but this occurs even when there is just one process running on the process scheduler (so there is no contention with other processes).
Edited by: praj.basnet on Jul 29, 2011 4:27 PM

You may want to reduce the "Sleep time" of the process scheduler if you did not try it yet.
Find out more :
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E24150_01/pt851h2/eng/psbooks/tprs/book.htm?File=tprs/htm/tprs09.htm#_645ac7bd_130abba9027__6475
Nicolas.

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