Can a program compilied with 32 libraries work with Instant Client 64 bit?

We are compiling our program on IBM AIX 5L and HP-UX PA_RISC with 32 libraries (using ORACLE_HOME/lib32)
for AIX and HP-UX RISC the only available Instant Client 10gR2 is 64 bit. there is no 32 version.
can a program compilied with 32 libraries work with Instant Client 64 bit?

64 bit clients can be downloaded from here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/dotnet/downloads/index.html
That said, Visual Studio itself is 32 bit, so if you want the developer tools to work, you'll need a 32 bit client. If you're not using the developer tools in your project and you're compiling your project for AnyCPU or x64, the 64 bit client will work. If you're compiling for x86, you need the 32 bit client. (If you want to do both, you'll need two clients installed.)
edit - Actually, it looks like in this case you might be running into a problem of needing a 32 bit client & ODBC connection. The error mesage could be misleading here as Visual Studio itself is 32 bit. Did you create the ODBC connection using control panel? If so, that's a 64 bit connection.
32 bit ones are created using c:\windows\syswow64\odbcad32.exe
Edited by: Tridus on Jan 3, 2013 3:24 PM
Edited by: Tridus on Jan 3, 2013 3:24 PM

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