Oracle error ORA-604 when opening a connection

I am facing an issue with my WCF service which is using ODP.NET version 4.112.2.0(x64) and Oracle 11g.
The service runs without any problems on the test servers but on production server (Windows 2008 R2) when an attempt is made to call any service method it fails with the following Oracle error code Ora-604. the message is
ORA-604: error occurred at recursive SQL level %s
The exception is thrown when a call to meethod Open is made to open a connection.
There is no inner exception. So far I have tried checking the connection string, the user permissions and setting the TNS_ADMIN environment variable but nothing has worked.
Another thing to mention is that another WCF service which uses some of the same stored procedure I am using is working fine on the same server.
Has anyone seen this before?
Thanks,
A

Do you have a login trigger?
select * from dba_triggers where triggering_event like 'LOGON%'
If so, try disabling it.
Does the working service use the same credentials as this problem service?
Are you able to connect using sqlplus, with the same credentials from the same client to the same database? If it's not an ODP.NET specific problem, the dba guys might be able to help better: General Database Discussions
Greg

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