1. Check how many sessions were existed:
SELECT count(*) as connections, username
FROM v$session
GROUP BY username
ORDER BY username;
2. Check SESSIONS_PER_USER for the user: (example username: THONY)
SELECT a.username, b.profile, b.resource_name, b.limit
FROM dba_users a , dba_profiles b
WHERE a.profile=b.profile AND b.resource_name='SESSIONS_PER_USER' AND a.username='THONY';
3. Alter SESSIONS_PER_USER value: (example profile: DEFAULT)
ALTER PROFILE default LIMIT SESSIONS_PER_USER 10;
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