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Don't Ask - I can't install the 64-bit version of this app, it won't work with the 64-bit client, and I can't ring it on another server. Oracle Database 11 g Release 2 11. No other rights are granted to the U. Review the setup sections. If it does not, go to that folder, and then double-click setup. I have 64-bit Oracle Database Server 11. You must accept the Solo Technology Network License Agreement to download this software. You should place this directory within your selected Oracle Base directory e. Click Run to proceed. Check for the tnsnames.
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ARCHIVED: At IU, how do I download and install the Oracle Database 11g Release 2 client for 64-bit Windows? - And it put the BIN folder of the 32-bit Client installation at the head of the PATH statemtn. This presentation shows how to install and configure Oracle R Enterprise Client 1.
But I have to ask - machines that are 64-bit capable have been shipping for a long time - about five plus years in the server market, and three plus years in the personal market. Are you sure your machine isn't 64-bit capable?! I don't believe there are really any generally available 32-bit only machines being sold in a while. Even the atom processor does 64-bit....... Senior Member Blackswan is showing the commands to show if the OS installed is 32-bit or 64-bit. It is not too uncommon for people to install a 32-bit OS on a box that can in fact support 64-bit. I highly advocate installing 64-bit whenever possible - even if you have less than four gigabytes of RAM. You won't have to do a complete OS re-install just to upgrade the RAM should it ever become necessary. If this is a name-brand machine, knowing the specifics on the brand and model would probably tell as well. One thing to keep in mind - unless something radically has changed in the last few days, Oracle does not support running 32-bit Oracle on a 64-bit OS. I always welcome suggestions, comments, and criticisms.