Can Oracle 8 run under AIX 64 bits OS ?

I would like to know whether Oracle 8 can run under AIX 64 bits
environment?
If the answer is yes, are there any improvement in performance as
compare to running it under AIX 32 bits environment?
Hope I can get some answers on this.
Thanks.
Regards.
Choo Kong Jam
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Choo Kong Jam (guest) wrote:
: I would like to know whether Oracle 8 can run under AIX 64
bits
: environment?
: If the answer is yes, are there any improvement in performance
as
: compare to running it under AIX 32 bits environment?
: Hope I can get some answers on this.
: Thanks.
: Regards.
: Choo Kong Jam
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