Response is very slow

Dear OTN Members
we have recently migrated our application from 6i (client/server) to 10g web based applications. I testing migrated forms on 10g but response is very slow means when i tried to traverse through menu (in our main form after successfully entering credentials in login form) they response very slow, after i click on some menu and try to open the form, it opens very slowly (doesnt show up at once). My machine specs are very good, it is server machine (IBM) with 4 gb RAM, application server is 10g, databse is 10g and developer suite is 10g. We have installed application server seperatey i.e. database is installed on seperate machine.
What can be the reason? either something wrong with application server configuration or what? Please suggest me what to do to enhance performance.
Early reply would be highly appreciated.
Regards
Nasir Saeed

Try to establish the bottleneck. Is it the database or the mid-tier. Run addmrpt.sql on the database and see if any improvements need to be made. On the mid-tier side there can be several factor hampering performance: network speed, Web Cache, OHS or the OC4J instance for Forms. Have a look at metalink note 363285.1

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