Trace file size is huge

HI Experts,
In my production database one trace file alone getting created in huge size, could you please make me aware of the reason behind this and solution to this.
Path:/oracle/admin/proddb/bdump
proddb_j000_17828.trc /5G/
Regards,
Salai

You can limit trace file size using MAX_DUMP_FILE_SIZE db parameter if you have a free space problem too.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/initparams116.htm#REFRN10103
But of course this wont solve your original issue. Try to analyze content of the trace file and try to solve the base issue.

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