Is 10gR2 32bit client certified with RHEL 5 (64bit)?

It says
"Running 32-bit Linux x86 Oracle Database server on Linux x86-64 AMD64/EM64T (64-bit OS) is not supported "
I could be wrong but I think that means on "AMD64/EM64T" only its not supported.
Best Regards
mseberg
OK, you are right, only 11gR2 Client is good.
Edited by: mseberg on Feb 14, 2011 9:24 AM

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