25 sec at startup delay

Hello

Recently upgraded from a Mac Pro 3.1 to a 5.1. When the start there is a 25-30 sec delay before chime. Boot disk is defined as the SSD with OSX.

What Miss me?

Yo have more memory? You get the chime after successful memory test and other tests.

Tags: Mac

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Please don t be angry with me, but I really don t see any problems with your L40.
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2014 02-19 T 09: 54:28.619 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: VMMEM: initial booking: 1442MB (1024MB = MainMem)
2014 02-19 T 09: 54:28.619 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: MemSched_PowerOn: minGuestSize ball 104857 (80% size required min 131072)
2014 02-19 T 09: 54:28.619 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: MemSched: mem reserved (in MB) min max recommended 128 2493 2493
2014 02-19 T 09: 54:28.619 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: PShare: activated 1 1 Adaptive scanRate [16, 400]
2014 02-19 T 09: 54:28.619 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: MemSched: mem 5159 262144 np 35890 pg 590258 anon
2014 02-19 T 09: 55:11.625 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: MemSched: numvm 1 locked pages: num 0 max 605661
2014 02-19 T 09: 55:11.626 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: MemSched: locked Page limit: host 638514 config 638208 dynam 613853
2014 02-19 T 09: 55:11.626 - 05:00 | VMX | I120: MemSched: minmempct 50 minalloc 0 admitted 1
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I saw also this on older versions of Linux (IIRC 7) workstation where the host had an Atom based CPU, there I updated to more RAM and a more recent version of the workstation and the problem disappeared.

Then I also saw it on the 4/5 merger when my host operating system was out of memory and I tried to start another operating system to prompt anyway.

I do not consider a normal behavior for the slow start and does not respond, it is an indication that the hypervisor is seeking some resources, but does not receive them fast enough.

The reasons can be many. Indeed things like antivirus could be biting you if she tries to analyze all files (including virtual disks) at their opening.

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--

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Anonymous UUID: A7CE6E8C-357C-1B08-F2FD-711E8D69B75F

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Panic report *.

panic (cpu 0 0xffffff80125ce6fa appellant): Kernel trap at 0xffffff801230e14b, type 14 = page fault, registers:

CR0: 0X000000008001003B, CR2: 0XFFFFFF922AF68000 CR3: 0X00000000157EE000 CR4: 0X00000000001627E0

RAX: 0 X 0000000000000000, RBX: 0000000000000258 RCX 0 X: 0 X 0000000000000780, RDX: 0XFFFFFF80336B9300

RER: 0XFFFFFF81F1A23C78, RBP: 0XFFFFFF81F1A23CF0, IHR: 0X0000000000003C00, RDI: 0XFFFFFF922AF68000

R8: 0 X 0000000000000004, R9: 0 X 0000000000000000 R10: 0 X 0000000000000000, R11: 0X000044B2C138E214

R12: 0XFFFFFF81B10C4000, R13: 0 X 0000000000000004, R14: 0XFFFFFF922AF68000 R15: 0 X 0000000000000002

RFL: 0 X 0000000000010202, RIP: 0XFFFFFF801230E14B, CS: 0000000000000008, SS 0 X: 0 X 0000000000000010

Lack of CR2: 0xffffff922af68000, error code: 0 x 0000000000000002, CPU error: 0x0, PL: 0

Backtrace (CPU 0), frame: return address

0xffffff81f1a23900: 0xffffff80124dab52

0xffffff81f1a23980: 0xffffff80125ce6fa

0xffffff81f1a23b60: 0xffffff80125ec563

0xffffff81f1a23b80: 0xffffff801230e14b

0xffffff81f1a23cf0: 0xffffff7f938b3cfe

0xffffff81f1a23d20: 0xffffff7f94aa8d1c

0xffffff81f1a23e20: 0xffffff7f938b53ad

0xffffff81f1a23e60: 0xffffff7f938b4566

0xffffff81f1a23e90: 0xffffff7f938b0569

0xffffff81f1a23ef0: 0xffffff8012ab5146

0xffffff81f1a23f40: 0xffffff8012ab2fb1

0xffffff81f1a23f80: 0xffffff8012ab30a6

0xffffff81f1a23fb0: 0xffffff80125c9117

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15G 31

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15.6.0 Darwin kernel version: Thu Jun 23 18:25:34 PDT 2016; root:XNU-3248.60.10~1/RELEASE_X86_64

Kernel UUID: B5AA8E3E-65B6-3D0E-867B-8DCCF81E536C

Slide kernel: 0 x 0000000012200000

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Text __HIB base: 0xffffff8012300000

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com.apple.iokit.IOBluetoothFamily 4.4.6f1

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com.apple.iokit.IOHDAFamily 274.12

com.apple.iokit.IOAudioFamily 204.4

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com.apple.driver.AppleSMBusController 1.0.14d1

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com.apple.iokit.IONDRVSupport 2.4.1

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com.apple.iokit.IOGraphicsFamily 2.4.1

com.apple.iokit.IOSlowAdaptiveClockingFamily 1.0.0

com.apple.iokit.IOSCSIBlockCommandsDevice 3.7.7

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com.apple.driver.AppleHIDKeyboard 181

com.apple.driver.AppleMultitouchDriver 304.12

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com.apple.driver.usb.IOUSBHostHIDDevice 1.0.1

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com.Apple.Driver.USB.Networking 5.0.0

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com.apple.driver.AppleEFIRuntime 2.0

com.apple.iokit.IOHIDFamily 2.0.0

com.apple.iokit.IOSMBusFamily 1.1

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com.apple.kext.AppleMatch 1.0.0d1

com.apple.driver.AppleKeyStore 2

com.apple.driver.AppleMobileFileIntegrity 1.0.5

com.apple.driver.AppleCredentialManager 1.0

com.apple.driver.DiskImages 417,4

com.apple.iokit.IOStorageFamily 2.1

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com.apple.driver.AppleFDEKeyStore 28.30

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com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily 2.9

com.apple.iokit.IOACPIFamily 1.4

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Graphics card: Intel integrated Iris Pro, Intel Iris Pro,

Memory module: BANK 0/DIMM0, 8 GB, DDR3, 1600 MHz, 0x80AD, 0x484D54343147533642465238412D50422020

Memory module: BANK 1/DIMM0, 8 GB, DDR3, 1600 MHz, 0x80AD, 0x484D54343147533642465238412D50422020

Airport: spairport_wireless_card_type_airport_extreme (0x14E4, 0 x 152), Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (7.21.95.175.1a6)

Bluetooth: Version 4.4.6f1 17910, 3 services, 18 aircraft, 1 incoming serial ports

Network service: Wi - Fi, AirPort, en0

Serial ATA Device: APPLE SM0256G, 251 GB SSD

USB device: USB 3.0 Bus

USB device: Hub

USB device: Hub

USB device: Apple keyboard / Trackpad

USB Device: USB Bluetooth host controller

USB device: Hub

USB device: Hub

USB device: Keyboard quick QuickFire

USB device: USB receiver

Bus crush: MacBook Pro, Apple Inc., 27.1

Try resetting the SMC http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964

My question is on networkbase that I use ser pack 3 for windows xp

HelloW guys.

My PC is in lan sometimes my PC suddenly switched off because of power cut problem. and when I start my PC it takes 15 to 20 minutes for loans to labour. All parameters is available that the PC boots normally within 15 seconds or a little more

More details always helps.

My best guess is that there is network at startup delays as it tries to reconnect to the devices on the network. Try disconnecting your network cable from your computer when you start. When your computer has completed startup, try to reconnect your network. See if this speeds up things a bit. It eliminates the network during the boot process delays.

HTH,
JW

Windows XP starts with a black screen and hangs for two minutes before the end of the boot process.

Original title: Windows xp slow at startup delayed to the office after you download the updated April 8,2011

First time after updating, would start then black screen can see the cursor then took 20 minutes before Office input... now does the same thing but just a few minutes. What happens all started after the recent update April 8... something about a NET update? any IDE how to fix?

Hi kaeli,.

· Have you checked the problem in safe mode?

Step 1: Try to start in safe mode to see if you can start fine.

Step 2: If he is able to start fine then try try perform a clean boot to normal mode to check whether a third-party program is causing the problem.

How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

You can also read the following article to resolve the problems on the issue.

Perform a clean boot to determine if background programs interfere with your game or program.

Note: Make sure that you put the computer to a Normal startup once you are finished.

See also:

Computer stops responding with a black screen when you start Windows XP

Connections iSCSI how much should I see?

Hi all

Also posted here - iscsi connections how do I see?-Spiceworks and here - communities.vmware.com/.../520622

Running ESXi 5.5 and a PS4100X Equallogic, hoping someone point me in the right direction on something I noticed.

Recently installed a MD3220i (https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1114594-iscsi-port-binding-daft-question)

After start installation and connection iSCSI can be quite long (as expected by using binding with several subnets iSCSI ports) but my question is not related to this.

I came today to see what I can do to improve the time of starting, perhaps using static rather than dynamic discovery, and I noticed something weird.

The Equallogic we have 2 NIC, 10.11.14.1 and 10.11.14.2. When using dynamic discovery I enter the IP address of the Group (10.11.14.253) and I get 8 connections, one for each IP address on the ESXi hosts to each IP addresses on the equallogic, see screenshot iscsi1.png

Any fine.

If I then switch to static and put 2 entries in by the data store (one for each NETWORK card on the equallogic) (see the screenshot iscsi2.png) then what I see in the equallogic is 16 connections to the host. Each data store is connected twice for each NETWORK card on the host, everyone via network cards on the equallogic, see screenshot iscsi3.png.

I don't know if it's better or worse! I have several paths, so it should be better? Or I have many paths, and the system will get confused?

Thank you

Hello

The best option to avoid the delay is for something like the broadcom iSCSI adapter unloading. ISCSI S/W adapter would be bound to network adapters for volumes MD, (or bind something here and use several subnets rather) the unloading adapter would then manage the EQL triaffic. This prevents the long startup delay since all related network cards trying to reach the defined all discovery addresses.

I have never tried to use only addresses static w/ESXi, so I can't really talk about why you get the additional connections. Unless it still makes a discovery, or the old static entries were still there after you have changed static.

Kind regards

Don

DETECT if bluetooth is running GOLD Detection phone

Scenario:

I have an application that needs bluetooth to connect to a bluetooth serial port device.

App has always runs and starts at startup

The app is eliminated through BES with ALL permissions on the phone.

Bluetooth on phones is set to "enabled" when we set up the phones.

Users of phones often don't have access to the phone (the phone is locked and they do not know the password by design)

Problem:

If the phone is turned off with the switch, and turn it on again, my application sometimes tries to use bluetooth until the phone has had a chance to actually turn the bluetooth on leading to a prompt to the user asking to activate bluetooth. Business model requires that this message does not happen because of limitations user power click YES.

If remove us the battery and put back in all works fine because I integrated into my app at initial startup delay not to try to talk to bluetooth for a minute, which gives ample time to the phone to activate bluetooth.

All I can think of is of

1 detect that the phone is switched on and set a deadline for try no bluetooth

2. check if bluetooth is activated and not try to get it if it isn't.

3. ?? {Another excellent idea}

Anyone have any help or advise or Questions?

Ken

No matter how long I look in something, I always find the answer (if it exists) immediately after I ask a question here!

It shows how to capture power change events .

With that I anticipate an indicator that signals the rest of the sons app that he is allowed to proceed to their treatment.

Virtual Center service

After the reboot, virtual center service does not start on its own. I don't face any problem while I start it manually. How to fix this?

Hello

To resolve this problem, add a dependency to the VirtualCenter service so that it starts only after the necessary services have started.

To create a service dependency:
1. Click Start > run, type services.msc and press ENTER.
2. Find all the services that vCenter Server requires. For example, SQLEXP_VIM, ADAM_VCMSDS or ADAM_VMwareVCMSDS.
  
  Note: the Service names are different from SQL Express and the full SQL implementations. For example, the name of the SQL Express service is SQLEXP_VIM and in complete SQL implementations, it is MSSQLSERVER.
3. Open the properties of the service and note the name of the service. For example, MSSQL$ SQLEXP_VIM.
4. Click Start > run, type regedit, and then click OK. The window of the Registry Editor opens.
5. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\vpxd.
6. Double-click the DependOnService key and add the Service name by using the name identified in step 4.
7. Close the Registry Editor window.
8. In the Services window, open the properties of the service to the service identified in step 3.
9. On the Dependencies tab, make sure that the VMware VirtualCenter service is registered as a function of the service.
10. Repeat steps 3-9 for all services that requires VirtualCenter.
If you are running Windows 2008 you can set the VMware VirtualCenter Server service to automatic startup (delayed) following type:
1. Click Start > run, type services.msc, and then click OK.
2. Right-click on the VMware VirtualCenter Server service, and then click Properties.
3. Change the automatic startup type Automatic (delay).

Poor performance of editing while rubbing...

The demo Version of CS4 Runinng he is still just one thing keeping me from buying it. There is a delay in treatment when I:
Press SPACEBAR to play (2 s)
Press left/right to search frame by frame (1 sec)
The delay has disappeared when I do not use the presets of the AJA and simply works with fo.ex. DV PAL. Is that what I could do lose the delay?
Windows 7 (64)
Edge of the AJA LHE
System of 8 cores
6 GB of Ram
All the latest updates installed.
As my other problems, this was not the case with CS2 and XP

As your other problem, everything seems linked to managers for the AJA on Win7-64, but is perhaps most notable due to your configuration and the UAC settings, made worse by some services settings. If you can give more details, please do so.

In the meantime, have a look here: http://www.blackviper.com/Windows_7/servicecfg.htm

Interview with slow and fast 32 bit Oracle series control in oracle 64-bit.
Hello
I need help.
I have a machine with Windows with Oracle 10.2.0.4 32 bits (DB - A)
And a machine with 64 bit HPUNIX with Oracle 10.2.0.4 (DB - B)

A query that I run on DB series - has in 140 mili sec

And the same query on DB - B takes 10 Sec.

The delay on DB - B is the only sort Index which is used to sort the data in ascending order. (DB - A uses this same index if present)

Now I just googled around, I got some suspicion as "being 64-bit has more sorting area optimizer Oracle 32-bit choose from uses the index" is this true?

Waiting for your response.

Thank you and best regards,
Vinay Mistry
OFSSTORES.net s/n
Atos Origin India

Explain plans: -.
DEVELOPMENT
Plan
INSTRUCTION SELECT ALL_ROWS cost: 137 bytes: 6 384 cardinality: 8
ORDER of SORTING 63 BY cost: 137 bytes: 6 384 cardinality: 8
62 of HASH JOIN cost EXTERNAL: 136 bytes: 6 384 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 60 NESTED LOOPS: 133 bytes: 6 304 cardinality: 8
57 LOOPS IMBRIQUEES cost: 132 bytes: 6 152 cardinality: 8
54 HASH JOIN cost EXTERNAL: 116 bytes: 5 584 cardinality: 8
52 HASH JOIN EXTERNAL cost: 112 bytes: 5 440 cardinality: 8
50 LOOPS IMBRIQUEES EXTERNAL cost: 109 bytes: 5 296 cardinality: 8
HASH JOIN cost EXTERNAL 47: 101 bytes: 5 160 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 45 NESTED LOOPS: 95 bytes: 4 912 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 42 NESTED LOOPS: 87 bytes: 4 416 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL NESTED LOOPS 39: 79 bytes: 4 344 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 36 NESTED LOOPS: 71 bytes: 4 208 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 33 NESTED LOOPS: 63 bytes: 3 736 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL LOOPS IMBRIQUEES 30: 58 bytes: 3 360 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 27 NESTED LOOPS: 54 bytes: 3 136 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 24 NESTED LOOPS: 52 bytes: 2 912 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL NESTED LOOPS 21: 44 bytes: 2 568 cardinality: 8
LOOPS IMBRIQUEES EXTERNAL cost 18: 43 bytes: 2 416 cardinality: 8
15 LOOPS IMBRIQUEES of EXTERNAL cost: 27 bytes: 2 152 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 12 NESTED LOOPS: 11 bytes: 1 928 cardinality: 8
Cost 10 NESTED LOOPS: 7 bytes: 1 664 cardinality: 8
Cost EXTERNAL 7 NESTED LOOPS: cardinality 3 bytes: 70: 1
Cost EXTERNAL NESTED LOOPS 4: 02:00 cardinality: 1
OFS_ST_DB_CH. cost R_TXN TABLE TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID 2: 02:00 cardinality: 1
1 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_TXN cost: cardinality 1: 1
3 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_STO cost: 0 bytes: 25 552 cardinality: 3 194
TABLE 6 ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_AU cost: 1 bytes: 316 176: 11 292 cardinality
5 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_AU cost: cardinality 0: 1
9 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_TXN_PRO_STO cost: 4 bytes: 1 104 cardinality: 8
8 INDEX RANGE SCAN INDEX OFS_ST_DB_CH. TXN__TXN_PRO_STO_FK cost: cardinality 2: 8
11 INDEX RANGE SCAN (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH INDEX. Cost PK_PRO_VEN_DET: 02:00 cardinality: 1
OFS_ST_DB_CH. cost R_STO_PRO TABLE TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID 14: 02:00 cardinality: 1
13 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_STO_PRO cost: cardinality 1: 1
OFS_ST_DB_CH. cost R_STO_PRO TABLE TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID 17: 02:00 cardinality: 1
16 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_STO_PRO cost: cardinality 1: 1
TABLE 20 ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_SRP cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 19
19 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_SRP cost: cardinality 0: 1
23 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_VEN_PRO_CAT cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 43
22 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_VEN_PRO_CAT cost: cardinality 0: 1
26 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_AU cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 28
25 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_AU cost: cardinality 0: 1
29 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_AU cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 28
28 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_AU cost: cardinality 0: 1
32 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_PAC cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 47
31 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_PAC cost: cardinality 0: 1
35 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_STO cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 59
34. THE INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_STO cost: cardinality 0: 1
38 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_GEO_STR cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 17
37. THE INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_GEO_STR cost: cardinality 0: 1
41 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_VEN_DET cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 9
40 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_VEN_DET cost: cardinality 0: 1
44 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_STO cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 62: 1
43. THE INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_STO cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE 46 ACCESS COMPLETE OF THE TABLE OFS_ST_DB_CH. R_CO cost: 5 bytes: 22 103 cardinality: 713
49 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_GEO_STR cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 17
48 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_GEO_STR cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE 51 ACCESS COMPLETE OF THE TABLE OFS_ST_DB_CH. R_STO_TYP cost: 3 bytes: 270 cardinality: 15
TABLE 53 ACCESS COMPLETE OF THE TABLE OFS_ST_DB_CH. R_STO_TYP cost: 3 bytes: 270 cardinality: 15
56 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_PRO cost: 2 bytes: 71 cardinality: 1
55 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_PRO cost: cardinality 1: 1
59 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH R_SRP cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 19
58. THE INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_ST_DB_CH SCAN. PK_SRP cost: cardinality 0: 1
61 FULL TABLE ACCESS TABLE. OFS_ST_DB_CH cost R_PAR_TYP: 03:00 cardinality: 4

QA
Plan
INSTRUCTION SELECT FIRST_ROWS cost: 342 389 bytes: 326 230 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 67 NESTED LOOPS: 342 389 bytes: 326 230 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 64 LOOPS IMBRIQUEES: 342 202 bytes: 324 330 cardinality: 190
Cost of 61 LOOPS IMBRIQUEES: 342 178 bytes: 320 720 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 58 NESTED LOOPS: 341 796 bytes: 307 230 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 55 NESTED LOOPS: 341 794 bytes: 303 620 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 52 NESTED LOOPS: 341 750 bytes: 282 340 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 49 NESTED LOOPS: 341 705 bytes: 263 720 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 46 NESTED LOOPS: 341 514 bytes: 262 010 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 43 NESTED LOOPS: 341 322 bytes: 255 930 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 40 NESTED LOOPS: 341 087 bytes: 249 660 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 37 NESTED LOOPS: 341 026 bytes: 240 730 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 34 NESTED LOOPS: 340 980 bytes: 235 410 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 31 NESTED LOOPS: 340 933 bytes: 230 090 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 28 NESTED LOOPS: 340 741 bytes: 226 860 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 25 NESTED LOOPS: 340 550 bytes: 220 970 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 22 NESTED LOOPS: 340 536 bytes: 217 550 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 19 NESTED LOOPS: 340 535 bytes: 205 770 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 16 NESTED LOOPS: 340 344 bytes: 202 540 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL LOOPS IMBRIQUEES 13: 340 329 bytes: 199 120 cardinality: 190
Cost 10 NESTED LOOPS: 340 328 bytes: 188 100 cardinality: 190
Cost EXTERNAL 7 NESTED LOOPS: cardinality 3 bytes: 68: 1
Cost EXTERNAL NESTED LOOPS 4: 02:00 cardinality: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_TXN cost 2: 02:00 cardinality: 1
1 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_TXN SCAN cost: cardinality 1: 1
3 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_STO SCAN cost: cardinality of 0 bytes: 58 815: 6 535
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID OFS_V3_4.R_AU cost TABLE 6: 1 bytes: 301 140: 10 755 cardinality
5 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_AU SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE cost OFS_V3_4.R_TXN_PRO_STO 9: 340 325 bytes: 71 820 cardinality: 190
8 INDEX FULL SCAN INDEX OFS_V3_4.TXN_PRO_STO__NO_LIN_IX cost: 1 285: 547 206 cardinality
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO cost 12: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 58
11 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_STO SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE 15 ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO_TYP cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 18: 1
14 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_STO_TYP SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_GEO_STR cost 18: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 17
17 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_GEO_STR SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO cost 21: 1 bytes: cardinality 62: 1
20 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_STO SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO_TYP cost 24: 1 bytes: cardinality 18: 1
23 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_STO_TYP SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_CO cost 27: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 31
26 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_CO SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_GEO_STR cost 30: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 17
29 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_GEO_STR SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_AU cost 33: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 28
32 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_AU SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_AU cost 36: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 28
35 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_AU SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_PAC cost 39: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 47
38 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_PAC SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_PRO_VEN_DET cost 42: 33 octets: 33 cardinality: 1
41 INDEX RANGE SCAN INDEX OFS_V3_4.STO__PRO_VEN_DET_FK cost: cardinality 1: 457
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_VEN_PRO_CAT cost 45: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 32
44 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_VEN_PRO_CAT SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_VEN_DET cost 48: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 9
47 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_VEN_DET SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO_PRO cost 51: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 98
50 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_STO_PRO SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_STO_PRO cost 54: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 112
53 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_STO_PRO SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_SRP cost 57: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 19
56 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_SRP SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
60 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_PRO cost: cardinality of 2 bytes: 71: 1
59 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_PRO SCAN cost: cardinality 1: 1
63 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_SRP cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 19
62 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_SRP SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
66 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID TABLE OFS_V3_4.R_PAR_TYP cost: 1 bytes: cardinality 1: 10
65 INDEX UNIQUE INDEX (SINGLE) OFS_V3_4.PK_PAR_TYP SCAN cost: cardinality 0: 1
Except for the fact that the tables listed in the two execution plans are totally different, I can see that the two database have a different place (ALL_ROWS vs FIRST_ROWS) optimizer.

In addition, there is a big difference in the number of rows processed every step of execution.

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