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query results slow from db

Ray
Hi - I have a query which extracts data from multiple tables (9i
server), one of the tables is on a remote server with 8.1.7 Oracle
running on it.

Whenever this query is run, the performance is really down as compared
to when the query was run before on both 8.1.7 versions of oracle.
Now that we have to migrate one of the oracle versions to 9i, this has
happened.

Can anyone help with this ? We have no control over the remote db
server which is running in 8i and no idea when they are going to
convert to 9i.

The query is straight forward - some thing like this:

select a8i.x, b9i.y, c8i.z
from a8i, b9i, c8i
where a8i.x = b9i.y
...
...

Appreciate your time and help.
Thank you.
Jul 19 '05 #1
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