Report saving is very slow

hi all
its discoverer report when i want to save the report in html format it hangs and takes lot of time to save
can anybody help
kanchan

Hi,
Thanks for such a beautiful and informative answers I really appriciated it.
I catch the problem and now want to share with U. As u know my prompt is on Date Column but I dont want to show this coloumn in my report.I only want that a user give a date and two columns are shown in report 1) asset_desc 2) total sum (which is sum of 2 columns as i discussed in this thread).
Now before...after creating the prompt on Date field I edit the report view and delete this coloumn (Date) because I only want above 2 colomns and not Date column in my report. But all sorting is performed on date bec it is in prompt (where clause). When I add Date column in my report (to show date col) the speed of the report is like sql and data fetching speed same like sql. Now tell me is there any way that I delete this col from my report but it exist in answer criteria table ??????
I have 19 Asset Desc which return by sql and answers request.
Regards

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