Developer For 11g & 10g

first of all sorry if this is not the suitable forum for my question
secondly :
i have developer 6i installed in my pc , it is working well to connect as a Clint for 10 g application on the server
recently i installed DB 11g on my PC , but i fail to connect to it from Developer 6i applications
now , what version of developer you advice me to install on my pc to successfully connect & work for both databases : 10g & 11g ?
note : application on the server designed with developer 6i ,

rudwan wrote:
first of all sorry if this is not the suitable forum for my question
secondly :
i have developer 6i installed in my pc , it is working well to connect as a Clint for 10 g application on the server
recently i installed DB 11g on my PC , but i fail to connect to it from Developer 6i applications
now , what version of developer you advice me to install on my pc to successfully connect & work for both databases : 10g & 11g ?
note : application on the server designed with developer 6i ,Developer 6i can be connectable with DB 11g.
Better use Developer 10gR2 or Developer 11gR2.
open you 6i developed form into developer 10g and compiled. Then it will be upgraded to 10g.
hope this will help you

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