Sqlplus as sysdba takes 3-4 mins

Hi,
I am trying to login to the database by using sqlplus as sysdba but it takes 3 to 4 mins to get the sql prompt. But for other users it does not take that much time.
Could any one suggest me on this?
Thanks
Venkat

user12052260 wrote:
My problem has solved. Thanks.May be u should tell what exactly solved your problem, so that other users can also benefit from what you did. Just a suggestion.

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