BizTalk 2013r2 SQL Adapter 64bit?

I have recently configured a new server for BizTalk 2013r2 Standard Edition and ESB Toolkit.
On my first check to test routing to the ESB Exception Db was working ok, the following error was raised from Microsoft.Practices.ESB, All.Exceptions:
"The send adapter for this send port is not supported on 64-bit host instances. Please make sure that the send adapter is associated with a 32-bit only handler. "
I have the All.Exceptions send port configured to run under a host I've called "SendHost" which is configured to 64bit. I know previous versions of the SQL adapter were 32bit only but I thought this had been upgraded since BizTalk 2010, or possibly
even before.
Maybe the fact that I'm using Standard edition is significant? Any suggestions welcome.
Thanks,
Rob.

"The send adapter for this send port is not supported on 64-bit host instances. Please make sure that the send adapter is associated with a 32-bit only handler. "
I know previous versions of the SQL adapter were 32bit only but I thought this had been upgraded since BizTalk 2010, or possibly even before.
Maybe the fact that I'm using Standard edition is significant? Any suggestions welcome.
No, the legacy SQL Adapter is only supported in 32-bit Host Instances. That has never changed, nor is is likely to.
All editions of BizTalk Server 2013 R2 support 64bit processes on 64bit Windows.
You have to create a 32bit Send Host for the legacy SQL Adapter.

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