A strange variant of ORA-02391.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.

But even in that case, the user limit being "UNLIMITED" it shouldnt be
giving the error.
One more doubt, does oracle put an entry in the alert log when it
reaches reaches the maximum number of sessions that it can accomodate.