Tracing the Oracle client?

Hi there,
I have a problem where the client session drops from the database for no particular reason while half way through an insert. Could this be caused by the cpu being at 100%?
I can find no error messages in the database logs. Wha I want to know is if you can turn tracing on at the client end so when the connection goes drops it will right some sort of log?
The database is 9.2.0.7 in w2k server and the client has a full oracle 9i client installed on it.
TIA
Eddy

Does it show any errors or it simply "drops"?
Check the alertlog and user dump or db dump for related messages. If it simply dropsthe connection, check the listener.log. Also wafter the connection drops, the database will definitly be doing a rollback, so check any related activity in the database after it drops the connection.
Since you are inserting data, I would suggest you check whether the tablespace have enough space to take the new data.

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