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01-05-2008, 07:21 AM
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 Moving to 64 bit Hi, Were planning to switch our kernel to 64 bit, anyone knows some implications reagrding oracle and what should we do after switching the kernel to 64 bit so that oralce would run smoothly (how do we relink oracle's kernel extentions and stuff as such) Thanks alot, daniel      |
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| Re: Moving to 64 bit On 2005-09-02, danielrulez@gmail.com <danielrulez@gmail.com> wrote: > Were planning to switch our kernel to 64 bit, anyone knows some > implications reagrding oracle and what should we do after switching the > kernel to 64 bit so that oralce would run smoothly (how do we relink > oracle's kernel extentions and stuff as such) Which AIX version? Which Oracle version? -- Jurjen Oskam |
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01-05-2008, 07:21 AM
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| Re: Moving to 64 bit On 2005-09-03, danielrulez@gmail.com <danielrulez@gmail.com> wrote: > AIX 5.1\5.2 > > Oralce 8.1.7.4 Oracle 8 64-bit won't run on AIX 5 64-bit. You need Oracle 8 32-bit, which will work. You need to download an AIX 5, 64-bit version of the Oracle 8 kernel extension from Oracle. Search Metalink for exact details. -- Jurjen Oskam |
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| Re: Moving to 64 bit danielrulez@gmail.com wrote: > really ? cause oracle is the reason were switching to 64... for > enhanced performance... > so what you're saying is that I'll need to upgrade oracle in order to > benefit from the kernel switch ? > Daniel, as often this has been discussed before, see: http://groups.google.co.uk/group/com...d1860bd6059564 |
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| Re: Moving to 64 bit On 2005-09-03, Jonathan Follows <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: > Daniel, as often this has been discussed before, see: > > http://groups.google.co.uk/group/com...d1860bd6059564 This is not correct (anymore). You *can* run 32-bit Oracle 8 on a 64-bit AIX 5. Oracle has made a kernel extension available that will work with the 64-bit AIX 5 kernel. Oracle 8 32 bit then runs just fine. -- Jurjen Oskam |
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| Re: Moving to 64 bit Jurjen Oskam wrote: > On 2005-09-03, Jonathan Follows <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: > >> Daniel, as often this has been discussed before, see: >> >> http://groups.google.co.uk/group/com...d1860bd6059564 > > This is not correct (anymore). You *can* run 32-bit Oracle 8 on a 64-bit > AIX 5. Oracle has made a kernel extension available that will work with > the 64-bit AIX 5 kernel. Oracle 8 32 bit then runs just fine. > Grand, thanks, it was 2 years ago .... so that's interesting, then, presumably people continue to run Oracle 8 even though there are newer versions around ....... I learn something every day! Jonathan. |
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| Re: Moving to 64 bit Jonathan Follows <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: > Jurjen Oskam wrote: >> On 2005-09-03, Jonathan Follows <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: >> >>> Daniel, as often this has been discussed before, see: >>> >>> http://groups.google.co.uk/group/com...d1860bd6059564 >> >> This is not correct (anymore). You *can* run 32-bit Oracle 8 on a 64-bit >> AIX 5. Oracle has made a kernel extension available that will work with >> the 64-bit AIX 5 kernel. Oracle 8 32 bit then runs just fine. >> > Grand, thanks, it was 2 years ago .... so that's interesting, then, > presumably people continue to run Oracle 8 even though there are newer > versions around ....... It's good practice to only upgrade something when you have to. > I learn something every day! > Jonathan. |
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