How to check your oracle is 32 bit or 64 bit?

How to check your oracle is 32 bit or 64 bit on windows?

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Just make sure that you run the right version if there are multiple versions installed on the machine.

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HT201304 How to check what is owed on your iTunes account

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DevSquare wrote:
Well that is entirely incorrect.
I'm not sure where else in the world you can but in Australia you can have Debit Cards which are linked to your main Bank Account. These work as Credit Cards but use the balance in you Main Account. So there is no fees incurred and its very simple to use.
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I'm sorry,but entirely incorrect?
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Notice I never said your statement was entirely incorrect, which it very well may be.

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