The concept of session in Oracle DB

Could someone please direct me to any papers/books/documentation that treat the concept of session extensively? I would hope to find there an answer to my previous question (see posting with subject USERENV Namespace: background vs. foreground jobs) as well.
Thanks a lot,
Marek

Try the concepts guide as a starting point as there a quite a lot of entries if you search on 'session' on the on-line documentation in OTN. http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/oracle9i.html
Also try looking on asktom.oracle.com with a search for session or session managment as there have been quite a few discussions about it there.
HTH
Dave

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    For some reason Oracle will only allow up 230 sessions
    to be created. We cannont get
    this to increase. We extened the ammounts of services to
    be run on the App server, but
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    Check the following links:
    Sessions Initialization Parameter
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