2020. 2. 14. 12:43ㆍ카테고리 없음
Oracle supports both 32bit and 64bit clients on a 64bit Windows 7 PC. Just make sure you have 11gR2 (possibly 10gR2 10.2.0.5 - note 10.2.0.4 won’t do). Most applications will be configured to operate at 32bit or 64bit and the application will find these and then usually ‘know’ from which OracleHome they originated.However, only one OracleHome can be at the head of the simple PATH statement. So, if an application should default to finding an executable by simply searching down the PATH variable (unusual now and not good practice) it would need to find the required OracleHome first.In the case cited here, it would be desirable to have a 32bit Oraclehome. To achieve that, make sure you install the 32bit Oracle Client AFTER the 64bit client.
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If you type PATH at the CMD prompt, you should see that order reflected in the sequence of Oraclehomes set within the PATH statement. If you have already installed the client you.may. get away with altering the PATH statement directly via the ‘Environment Variables’ option, but that is potentially less satisfactory,You have identified the 32bit as the preferred home.
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This is often the case as many applications use ODBC or SSIS at 32bit and which still run as the preferred Microsoft Office configuration on Win 7 64bit. If you are creating.Net apps, you ought to be thinking about creating these to run with 64bit.Hope this helps, Philip.