64 bit sqljdbc.dll

I would like to use the SQL Server XA driver that is supplied by weblogic (8.1, sp2). Is there a 64 bit
version of this driver ? The database server is on
a 64bit Itanium 2.
I tried sqljdbc.dll on a 32 bit SQL Server, and it
seems fine. Now, I want to try it on the 64 bit
machine.
What does sqljdbc.dll do ?
Thanks

I got this resolved by working with MS

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> I have an 16-bit dll library that was used for talking to a DAQ
> through Labview version 4 for windows 3.1. I would like to upgrade it
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Both commands registered successfully. When I opened the .chm, the glossary and browse sequence are still not working properly.
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I have yet to test Vista 32-bit or any version of Windows 7, but I am hoping that once I resolve the problem in Vista 64-bit that the rest will be non-issues. I hope anyway, as I have no means to test those platforms.
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The 32bit version of HH.exe is kept in "C:\Windows\SysWOW64". When you double click a CHM file on a 64 bit machine, it launches the 64 bit version of hh.exe kept in C:\Windows or C:\Windows\System32 directory.
To launch a CHM with 32 bit version hh.exe, run the following command in a 64 bit machine C:\Windows\SysWOW64\hh.exe <CHM file Path>
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