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Where to download oracle client for solaris 64-bit
Is there any way to download Oracle client version 9i for 64 bit Solaris?  Preferrable some free Oracle resource.

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All oracle softeare can be downloaded from otn.oracle.com
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change softeare  to software (it's monday.......)
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You won't find only the client to download.
Choose this link on otn.oracle.com:
Oracle9i Database Release 2 Enterprise Edition for Sun SPARC Solaris (64-bit)

and install only the client (it's possible).
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I'm looking for just for oracle client, not database. Can you post an URL? Maybe I'm confused, but I cannot found no client. It's monday.
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As peterside7 already stated:  The client is not a seperate download in 9i.  You need the whole shooting match and just installing the client is an option.

If you just need a client install, I suggest 10g.
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Thanks to all. I hope it¨s not true, but what's the mistake.
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