64 bit vs 32 bit question

Say on a Windows 7 operating system does one have to have a 32 bit client and odac on a 32 bit system and on a 64 bit system have a 64 bit client and odac?
Thanks in advance

On 32bit Windows 7 you need the 32bit Oracle client and ODAC. On 64bit Windows, since you can run both 32bit and 64bit programs, you can run either or both of the 32bit and 64bit Oracle clients. It depends on the client program. If your program is 32bit, it needs the 32bit Oracle client. If it's 64bit it needs the 64bit client.
See, eg
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dbrowne/archive/2010/03/23/oracle-database-connectivity-for-the-microsoft-bi-stack-part-1-oracle-client.aspx
David

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