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Posted on 2011-03-25
I need to download Oracle 11G for Windows 2008 server (this OS is 64 bit). If I go to the site, I see two options
Download Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (32-bit)
Download Microsoft Windows Server 2008 x64
The first one I understand is the 32 bit version. Is the second one 64 bit version. I am confused as it does not say 64 bit but instead says x64.
Secondly, can the 32 bit version Oracle work in 64 bit OS.
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Download Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (32-bit)
Download Microsoft Windows Server 2008 x64
The first one I understand is the 32 bit version. Is the second one 64 bit version. I am confused as it does not say 64 bit but instead says x64.
Secondly, can the 32 bit version Oracle work in 64 bit OS.
thank you
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x64 is the same as 64bit.
I've never tried but I believe Oracle 32Bit will run under Windows 64Bit but why would you want to?
I've never tried but I believe Oracle 32Bit will run under Windows 64Bit but why would you want to?
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x64 is Intel 64 bit (as opposed to Itanium 64 bit), so that is the right one to download.
Yes, you can use Oracle 32bit on a 64bit system.
Yes, you can use Oracle 32bit on a 64bit system.
>>I've never tried but I believe Oracle 32Bit will run under Windows 64Bit but why would you want to?
Not an answer to the OP, but you might have third-party apps that are not certified against Oracle 64bit.
Not an answer to the OP, but you might have third-party apps that are not certified against Oracle 64bit.
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>> might have third-party apps that are not certified against Oracle 64bit.
Good point. I would hope I could install the 32Bit client and still run my DB 64Bit.
'Hope' being the important word. :)
Good point. I would hope I could install the 32Bit client and still run my DB 64Bit.
'Hope' being the important word. :)
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