Trace files generated for every session in 11g

Hi
I have two databases - both 11.1.0.7, both on RHEL5
Database A runs on Server A
Database B runs on Server B
Both installation of 11g and each database are new installations.
On Database A a trace file is being created for every session in ADR_HOME.../trace.
On Database B - this is not happening
The problem I have is Database A. As every session connection creates a trace file (or 2 - being *.trc and *trm), at the end of the day we have 1000's of unnecessry trace files.  
A trace file is created for every user - SYS, SYSTEM, application users, etc... It's being created immediately - even if no SQL statements are run in the session.
I've compared the init.ora parameters running in each database - and can find no differences. btw - SQL_TRACE is set to FALSE.
Any ideas why a trace file is being generated for every session on Database A? And how to switch this off?
TIA
Regards
Paul

What type of content is in generated trace files? Is it SQL trace or something different?
Have you any AFTER LOGON trigger? It can be checked with:
col text format a100
select name, text
  from dba_source
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