Shutdown The Database in Some Times

Dear All
I have Installed Oracle Database 10G on Windows Server 2003
But When I need Connect To The database I Discover it shutdown then I will Startup Again to Connect.
Please I need help To see What Happen To Oracle Because its Online Database
There is files In Oracle That I can Trace The Error or Any Thing To Help.
Thanks In Advance.

The first place to check would probably be your alert log. You can usually find it here $ORACLE_BASE\admin\bdump and the file will be named alert_<SID>.log. If you cannot find the file here check the value of the BACKGROUND_DUMP_DEST parameter.
Hope this helps.
Also this would probably be better off posted in the {forum:id=61} forum :)

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