Installation oracle client 10g fails

Hi,
I am installing the oracle client 10g in a machine with windows 2000 server advanced with SP4.
At the end of the installacion, this when in 99 %, he(she) returns this mistake to me
"abnormal program termination" and "updating registry key".
Someone knows something of this mistake.
Thank you

Hi,
Also check you have already install oracle software before.. if yes first uninstall complete oracle software which installation previously and delete related values from registry and try to install again.
regards
Taj

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make: *** [sqlplus] Error 1
It looks Oracle Doesn't use the 32 Libs
May be someone can help.

Hello
Kick my ass ... I have to install the ship.client.lnxx86-64.cpio ... it contains 64 and 32 Bit Client ....
Sorry
Js

Oracle Client 10g/11g on Windows 2008, Itanium

Hi, All!
I need to install Oracle Client on test Windows 2008 Server, based on Itanium processors.
11g client is preferred, and 10g client at least.
I know, that Win2008 is not supported yet for Oracle Database, but, may be, there are way to install it on my own risk (its test server).

Sorry for coming back late on this thread... I have installed Oracle 11g on Windows 2008 but it was a Xeon processor not Itanium.
On a side note, am I wrong in saying Oracle should not be bothered about the underlying hardware (whether Intel or AMD or any proprietary hardware)? It is then the responsibility of the operating system to ensure that the product behavio(u)r is same across platforms.

Is Oracle client 10g or 11g for Windows 2008 R2 (6.1) available yet?

I have not been able to locate this. If this has not been released, does anyone know when? I have tried the Windows 2008 64 bit 11gR1 (11.1.0.7.0) client on a Windows 2008 R2 with no success. Thanks.

user12871152 wrote:
Is there any update on the release date of the Windows 2008 R2 Oracle client? Rumor has it we might see it March 2010. Can someone confirm or deny?I can confirm that there is such a rumor.
I can also confirm that a Support note 742060.1 "Release Schedule of Current Database Releases" provides further information.

Client 10g fail to connect to server 8i

Hi everybody. We're having some trouble when a machine with oracle 10g client tries to connect to a server running oracle 8i (8.1.7.0). In fact, we can't connect. The error message that arises with sqlplus is ORA-12564 (connection refused). Changing the client to version 8i, it works fine. Looking at the docs from Oracle, 10g client should be able to connect to 8i, but we can't.
Any ideas?? I have only access to the machine with the client, the server is administrated by other people.

There is a bug/ issue where the 10g client cannot connect to any version of the database prior to 8.1.7.4, the terminal 8.1.7 patchset. It is expected that this will be resolved in the first 10g patchset, allowing connections to 8.1.7.0 and higher databases. In the meantime, you can either use an earlier version of the client or ask that the server be upgraded to the latest patchset (which probably isn't a bad idea for other reasons).
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
http://www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

Installa Oracle Database 10g in a Tests Server

Good Morning
I need help about as to Install Oracle10g Database, in a test server.I need Create a Database and later to Restore the last day Backup, in this Database. Please somebody help me
Regards
Kevin Koch

Step 1: Go to http://docs.oracle.com
Step 2: Download the installation document for your version.
10g is not a version it is a marketing label. 10.1.0.3 is not 10.2.0.4.
and you didn't think your operating system important enough to mention.
Step 3: Follow the installation steps in the document without deviation.
If you run into a problem ask a specific question and provide sufficient information so someone can help you rather than just giving you a generic answer (such as this).

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