ORA-01012 NOT LOGGED ON

Hi All,
Today I faced a new kind of problem. Today morning I had load testing of our application(JDE APPLICATION) when I reached office and monitor ORACLE PROCESS for that database it shown me 604 where as I defined the processes=600... I am using 10.2.0.4 and OS -> HP-UX...
$ ps -ef|grep -i "<DBNAME>|wc -l is the command I used to check the number of OS Oracle process.
So I immediately tried to log in via listener and as expected it was giving error regarding TNS could not resolved service name bla bla bla...
Then I saw the listener process was in a blocked state :-(
I thought of killing some inactive sessions by connected as sysdba..
SO I wrote export ORACLE_SID=<DBNAME>
sqlplus / as sysdba
shown me connected...
but when I issued
show parameter db_name
then it gave me
SQL> ORA-01012 not connected...
previously I have seen such overflowing of Oracle processes But then for sysdba login never thrown me this error...
I asked my application team to stop the services so that I can kill some oracle processes from OS level...
But I am not sure what to do with this kind of situation if that too happened in my PRODUCTION DB.. :-(
Please suggest.....
Please let me know if you need any other information regarding this...
Thank you..

1 lsnrctl stop
2 kill a few sessions
3 logon as / AS SYSDBA
4 SELECT USERNAME, MACHINE , COUNT(*) FROM V$SESSION GROUP BY USERNAME, MACHINE;
thank you for your reply...
after stopping I tried to log in same error I got.... after stopping how can I kill few sessions when I don't get a chance to log in as sysdba ? :-(
are talking kill few session from OS??
thank you..

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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <string.h>
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