Record fetch size property hint

Hi all,
I'm using Oracle Forms Builder 10g and Oracle DB 11g. I have a LoV which selects about 150k rows. In fact in the DB the select * from <table> returns first 50 rows for about a second. My question is: What value to set for Record fetch size property to receive the first records faster because now it is loading about 20-30 seconds/which is unacceptable for me :) /. I checked docs for this property and if i increase it i suppose it will display rows faster?
Thanks in advance,
Bahchevanov.

The records are composed of two columns, a code (5 characters) and a description (average size 25 characters). The average size of the record is then approx. 30 characters. From the documentation available in Forms:
    Also, the way in which the actual value is computed when a value of 0 is
    specified has changed. The actual value in this case is now
    0.5 M / total_record_size (i.e. sum_of_column_sizes, not max_column_size),
    but no more than 100 and no less than 20. The coefficients (0.5 M, 100, and
    20) can be changed by setting these environment variables:
    FORMS_COMPUTED_RGFS_DIVIDEND, FORMS_MAX_COMPUTED_RGFS,
    and FORMS_MIN_COMPUTED_RGFS.I believe that we are running with the default. Is this OK for this data set? Do we need to set the environmental variables listed above?
Thanks,
Thomas

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