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Orace 64bit not working with Windows 64bit
I have a virtual machine installed MS Windows Server 2008 R2 EE 64bit on it. I just installed successfully Oracle 11g R2 64bit client on it. I made a service from net manager and tested it which was successful. I also verified my oracle installation from command promt using SQLPLUS command and it confirmed me about the correct Oracle installation.
I installed Toad 10 versions 10.6.1 & 10.1.8 (one by one) and tried to connect the database, it shows dll errors mostily OCI.DLL not initilized. I tried to get it resolved with different ways but remained unsuccessful, although it is fine with Oracle 11g Client 32bit.
Please suggest the possilbe solution!
I installed Toad 10 versions 10.6.1 & 10.1.8 (one by one) and tried to connect the database, it shows dll errors mostily OCI.DLL not initilized. I tried to get it resolved with different ways but remained unsuccessful, although it is fine with Oracle 11g Client 32bit.
Please suggest the possilbe solution!
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ok thank you,
Can you please confirm one more think, on the same environment, I mean on windows server 2008 EE R2 x64, if I install EA Server 6.3.1 Advanced Edition? is this compatible with Oracle Client R2 x64
Can you please confirm one more think, on the same environment, I mean on windows server 2008 EE R2 x64, if I install EA Server 6.3.1 Advanced Edition? is this compatible with Oracle Client R2 x64
That's Sybase, isn't it? It is that simple - if you have 32bit Software, use 32bit drivers, if you have 64bit Software (and I suppose EA Server is 64bit), use 64bit drivers. If you need both at the same time, you need to have a tricky setup, clearly defining the correct paths and Oracle Homes for each 64bit and 32bit drivers. If you are able to do so, just use one type of Oracle drivers, everything else will get very confusing, though it can work, with some fiddeling.
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Thank you for providing me the information
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Kindly guide what should be the sequence to install both clients so the only x64 Client could work. if the only installation of Oracle x64 client is not able to work straight away.
Thanks