Is a 64-bit Linux RDBMS appliance on a Windows 7 64 bit host available?

I have Cloudera Hadoop running with no issues. All I have are 32-bit Oracle Linux environments. It appears I need a 64-bit Oracle environment to install the connector because it has to have Hadoop installed atop of it.
It there a 64-bit Oracle Linux virtual box or VM appliance for a Windows 7 64 host that I can use for testing? Even better, one that has the HADOOP connector and SQL Loader already installed?
Rob

We are planning a VM that will have 64 bit Linux with single node Hadoop, connectors and a database. I will post a note when it is available.
Meanwhile, it is straightforward to have a 64 bit Oracle Database install and then add the Hadoop client that one of the connectors needs. The connectors documentation points to instructions for installing the Hadoop client.

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We want to migrate an SAP 4.7x110 system on Windows Server 2003 32-bit to a 64-bit host (x86_64). Afterwards we want to upgrade the system to ECC 6.0.
According to PAM, 4.7x110 is not supported on Windows 64-bit.
According to note 960769,
"After the migration to the 64-bit hardware, your SAP system may have a status that is not supported by SAP for productive use (see Note 814834). You may need to upgrade to a new SAP release. In this exceptional circumstance, SAP offers support for the duration of the upgrade. Note that SAP does not support a longer, more productive use of such a system for the period after the migration and before the upgrade....
...We generally recommend to use SQL Server 2005 (64-bit) for the productive use on x86_64. However, the 32-bit operation of SQL Server 2000 on Windows x86_64 64-Bit (supported by Microsoft) is also supported by SAP...
...The following table illustrates which OS/DB combination supports each SAP release in the target system.
Source System   Target System (Kernel, DB Software)     Support Comment
3.1I   3.1I 32-bit, MSSQL 2000 32-bit    only for upgrade (a,c)
4.0B   4.0B 32-bit, MSSQL 2000 32-bit    only for upgrade (c)
4.5B    4.5B 32-bit, MSSQL 2000 32-bit    only for upgrade (c)
4.6C   4.6D 32-bit, MSSQL 2005 64-bit     productive (b)
620   640 64-bit, MSSQL 2005 64-bit    productive (b)
640   640 64-bit, MSSQL 2005 64-bit    productive (b)
700   700 64-bit, MSSQL 2005 64-bit    productive (b) "
According to note 814834,
"SAP supports the x86_64 platform on Windows 2003 Server SP1 x64 for kernel 4.6D and kernel 6.40 and higher. ... For product versions based on kernel 6.40 and higher, only 64-bit operation is supported."
According to note 905634, about SQL Server 2005 support (where a mention to R3E 4.7 x110 is missing)
"Supported SAP products based on SAP_BASIS 6.20 and SAP_BASIS 6.40
Product Windows platforms
BW 3.10 x86, IA-64
SCM 4.0 x86, IA-64
EBP/CRM 4.0 x86, IA-64
ECC 5.0 SR1 x86, IA-64, x64
NetWeaver'04 SR1 x86, IA-64, x64
SCM 4.1 x86, IA-64, x64
SRM 4.0 SR1 x86, IA-64, x64
CRM 4.0 SR1 x86, IA-64, x64
R3E 4.7 x200 SR1 x86, IA-64, x64
SolMan 3.2 SR1 x86, IA-64, x64 "
+//////////////////////+//
According to all this information, may I move our 4.7x110 system onto a Windows Server 2003 SP1 64-bit, SQL Server 2005 64-bit, and after that we would upgrade to ECC 6.0?
Thanks !!!
Eva
Edited by: Eva Verdaguer on Jul 25, 2008 12:41 PM

Sorry, I forgot posting the SAP answer, which is also "Yes":
30.07.2008 - 16:19:00 CET - Respuesta by SAP
Dear Eva,
Yes, you can move to the 64 bit platform with SQL Server 2005 according
to note 960769.
Information in note 905634 means there is no installation DVD for
release 47x110 for SQL Server 2005. So it is not possible to do a fresh
installation of 47x110 except if you follow the workaround of note
899111 (for x64).
Best Regards,
Manuel García Guardiola
SAP Active Global Support - Netweaver Web Application Server
****************************************************************+
Thanks very much for your message, anyway.
Regards !!
Eva

Error when using 64-bit host in send port

Guys,
I am trying out a simple message routing scenario. I have created a send pipeline and have used the MIME/SMIME component in the encoding stage of the pipeline. My application has a receive and a send port with receive port configured to receive *.xml documents
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BizTalk host. When I drop a message in the receive port, message in the send port gets suspended with error "Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {254B4003-2AA7-4C82-BB2E-18BA7F22DCD2} failed due to the following error: 80040154
Class not registered (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80040154 (REGDB_E_CLASSNOTREG)).
" However when I use a 32-bit host message on the send port gets encrypted as I expect. Has anyone faced this issue before and found a solution? BTW I am using BTS 2010 on 64-bit machine

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa559177(BTS.10).aspx
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see How to Modify Host Properties. If you already have a 32-bit only host configured on the system and want to use it see Configuring the File Adapter for instructions on configuring the host(s) associated to the file adapter’s send and receive handler.
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Problem about Biztalk SAP adapter running on 64-bit host instance.

Hi there
Both 32-bit and 64-bit host instances are running. We use WCF-Custom adapter to communicate with SAP. And for WCF-Custom adapter, we assigned a 64-bit host.
We copied all the library files in rfcsdk32bit to folder Windows\System32, and those in rfcsdk64bit to folder Windows\SysWOW64.
All is going just fine until we can not enable the receive location retrieving data from SAP with WCF-Custom adapter and BindingType sapBinding. Error information as below:
Reason: System.BadImageFormatException: Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Adapters.SAP.SAPGInvoker.dll' or one of its dependencies. is not a valid Win32 application. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800700C1)
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   at Microsoft.BizTalk.Adapter.Wcf.Runtime.WcfReceiveEndpoint.Enable()
   at Microsoft.BizTalk.Adapter.Wcf.Runtime.WcfReceiveEndpoint..ctor(BizTalkEndpointContext endpointContext, IBTTransportProxy transportProxy, ControlledTermination control)
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This problem disappears right after we switch the host for WCF-Custom adapter back to a 32-bit host, which is for sure.
Some gudiance instructed: Both 32-bit rfcsdk library files and 64-bit rfcsdk library files need to be copied into both two directories above. But most of the filenames are overlapped obviously. How come they can exists under a same directory?
Or do I just get the wrong 64-bit rfcsdk? Does anyone happen to have by hand? I already serach through SAP download site. My rfcsdk files list is below:
32-bit:
icudt34.dll
icuin34.dll
icuuc34.dll
librfc32u.dll
librfc32u.lib
libsapu16vc80.dll
libsapucum.dll
libsapucum.lib
saprfc32.lib
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icudt26l.dll
icuin26.dll
icuuc26.dll
librfc32u.dll
librfc32u.lib
libsapu16vc71.dll
libsapucum.dll
libsapucum.lib
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Gou Jun

The librfc32u.dll seems to be compiled against 4053 version (SP1 ATL security update) of C++ runtime so best to have that installed as well. So I would make sure to have x86 and x64 versions SP1 + MFC + ATL updates.
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http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5638
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http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=14431
X86 + x64 MFC security updates :
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C++ redistributable 2008 SP1 x86 + x64 + security update(s)
X86 SP1 :
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=55821
X64 SP1 :
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=2092
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http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=11895
X86 + x64 MFC security updates :
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=26368
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<assembly xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" manifestVersion="1.0">
<dependency>
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</dependency>
</assembly>

Indesign cs5 32 bit for available?

indesign cs5 32 bit for available?

Do you already have a license, or are you trying to upgrade, or find a new full license?
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Thanks,
Ted.

Awesome, thats what I thought, so in that case, if I want to install Essbase server on Linux, I have to download the essbase files for linux and select only the essbase server while installing, and if I want to install essbase components on windows, I have to download the same set of files but for Windows OS and select to install only the essbase components that I need. Is that right?
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What's the recommended setting for "Process memory usage" ("process virtual" in UI) for a 64-bit host on a 64-bit OS?

Hi gurus
In resource based throttling, what's the recommended setting for "Process memory usage" ("process virtual" in the resource based throttling tab of the UI) for a 64-bit host
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According to MS (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee308808(v=bts.10).aspx):
"By default, the
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server, you can increase the Process memory usage value to 50. On a 64-bit server, you can increase this value to 100. This allows for more memory consumption by the BizTalk process before throttling
occurs."
Does this mean that 100 is the recommended setting for a 64-bit host on a 64-bit Windows?
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Michael Brandt Lassen

Hi Michael,
Recommended setting is the default setting which is 25 .dot.
If your situation is abnormal and you see message delivery throttling state to “4” when the following performance counters are high or if you expect any of you integration
process could have impact on following counters, then you can consider the suggestion by Microsoft. Don’t change the default setting.
High process memory
Process memory usage (MB)
Process memory usage threshold (MB)
You can see these counters under “BizTalk:MessageAgent”
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high values and causing throttling, then you can update the Process memory usage.
Or unexpectedly you’re process high throughput messages in production which is causing these counters to go high and cause throttling, then up can update the Process memory
usage.
The above two cases where I know my expected process usage (by doing performance testing) or suddenly my production server processing has gone high due to unexpected business
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Just changing the default setting without actual reason could have adverse effect where you end up allocating
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> now the management wants the reason why did not recommend windows
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Is there a 32 Bit edition available for windows server 2012 and windows server 2008

Dear All,
Is there a 32 Bit edition available for windows server 2012 and windows server 2008?
Regards,
Ahmed

Hi,
Quote：
All editions of Windows Server 2008 R2 are 64-bit only.
Reference link below(session Supported upgrade paths):
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd379511(v=ws.10).aspx
And based on MS official description about system requirement for Windows Server 2012/2012 R2, we may find out that they only has 64 bit OS.
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How to call a Linux exe from LabVIEW for Windows

Hello,
I need to call a non-LabVIEW Linux executable using LabVIEW for Windows. Any suggestions, aside from buying LabVIEW for Linux?
Thank you,
Chris White

Okay, I'll throw out a few ideas and I'll let you pick which one you may think is easiest.
1. Use the internet toolkit ($$$) or build a simple telnet client yourself in LabVIEW (use the TCP VIs in labview). This would allow you to connect to the telnet port of your linux box, login, password, and execute a command. (You'll probably want to use nohup, do a man on nohup to find out more).
2. Install SSH daemon on your linux box, and an ssh client on your windows machine. You can't get SSH for windows from cygwin. This would be more secure, and you wouldn't need to use the TCP VIs, you could simply use the "system exec" vi to call SSH.
3. On your linux box, install your app in inetd. Then, whenever someone connected to a certai
n port # on the linux box, it would execute your command. A little dangerous because someone might try to connect 50 million times (or a port scan) and kill your box. You also wouldn't be able to send a dynamic command line argument.
4. Write a small TCP application on your linux box to wait for connections (listen for command line options) and execute your command.
You'll probably find one of these options ideal depending on your administration and programming background.

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Hi All,
I am running biztalk on 64 bit computer. I know we can configure 32 bit host on 64 bit computer.
My question is will there be any negative impact or performance hit? Can this configuration create any issue in future?
Thanks

First the impact on usage point of view,
running
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa560166.aspx
For all other adapters and processes:
Since you’re checking the performance impact of 32-bit host instances in 64-bit product, it’s better to understand the background and its impact in BizTalk process.
On Windows x64, 32-bit host instance under WOW64 and may utilize the full 4GB of virtual memory i.e 4 GB can be addressable ((2^32) in BizTalk
application which is "large address aware" app. On this 4 GB, 2GB are allocated for applications handles (user mode), and 2GB for the Kernel handles –OS. However, 32-bit applications may not be able to
create as many threads under WOW64 as they can when running natively on x86-based systems because WOW64 allocates an additional 64-bit stack (usually 512 KB) for each thread. In addition, some amount of address space is reserved for WOW64 itself and the data
structures it uses. The amount reserved depends on the processor; more is reserved on the Intel Itanium than on the x64 processor. There is an impact when you compare 32 bit process in 64-bit.
Having said this, the 4GB of virtual memory allocation is just for one host instance, But with host instance design you can have more than one host instance and allocate
BizTalk process to different host instances based on expected load. So any performance impact due to the fact “32-bit host in 64-bit” is low and manageable with correct host instance allocation design.
Reference:
Performance and Memory Consumption Under 32-bit in WOW64.
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Problems with a c++ code on a linux pc translate into java windows pc

Hello does anyone know how I can use this c++ code in my java program.
This is a c++ code what we use on a linux pc now I have to make the code
for a windows pc with java.
void GetLocalIP(int s,struct sockaddr_in *local)
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Linux Testdrive SAP NetWeaver 7.02 on DB2 LUW now available in SAP Shop

You can find the DB6 based NW7.02 (SP09) Testdrive in www.sap.com/shop -> Knowledge Shop -> Documentation -> SAP NetWeaver -> SAP NetWeaver, material number is 50108304. Don't let yourself get fooled by the currently misleading description, 50108304 is the DB2 LUW based version. I will have that corrected. If you don't have a 64bit Linux system, you can download SLES11 VM at http://download.novell.com/Download?buildid=x1e9uCQ4074~ run the virtual machine, e. g., with VMware Player.
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Hi Ulysees
Thanks for letting me know. I take care that Suse will provide the users.txt file, still a bit reluctant to post the info directly in this thread. But some colleagues did that work for me, you can check http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/downloads?rid=/library/uuid/40cc99a8-c0d0-2e10-4d83-c5aad873599f for an instruction. There is a detailed How-To available on this page, which hast the root user passsword on page 10.
Manfred
Edited by: Manfred Stein on Jan 16, 2012 1:25 PM
Edited by: Manfred Stein on Jan 16, 2012 1:29 PM

Use Linux server NAT gateway for Windows domain?

Well, I'm kinda new to this...
I don't have a hardware router appliance, and I am short on Windows licences, so I figured that a Linux box would make a cheap NAT router (and firewall). I remembered that Linux generally can supply DNS & DHCP out of the box - but come to think of it, they are both optional.
I didn't stop to think that the DHCP could be on the windows domain controller, but I guess it would make excellent sense to keep AD & DNS & DHCP all together on one DC... the linux box would just become a 'router appliance', nothing more.
The second DC just DNS and AD, no DHCP - and both of them ( andall clients) pointing to the inside IP of the Linux box as the gateway.
Thanks very much for all the suggestions, I think I'm on track now :-)

We're short on machines and I want to set up a lab network.
I have a 2008R2 and a 2008Standard that I want to use as domain controllers (R2 as 'primary', so to speak).
I understand its bad practice to make DC's multi-homed, but need to set up an internet gateway to my lab network - and I was wondering if it's possible to use a handy Linux box (Centos 6) as the NAT gateway & DHCP. (Using the Linux box as an Internet gateway for my Windows domain)
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Flash player freeze a lot when playing Youtube videos fullscreen from Linux, but plays ok from Windows (CPU: AMD APU)

Flash player freeze a lot when playing Youtube videos fullscreen from Linux, but plays videos ok from Windows (CPU: AMD APU).
When playing video in default size it's OK (windows and Linux), but when setting video in full screen, on Linux there's troubles: video is hashed (freeze every 3 seconds).
CPU : AMD APU Athlon 5350.
OS : Linux Mint 17 (64 bits).
Browser: Firefox v31 (on Linux and Windows 7).
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Other browser add ons, anti-virus programs, etc. affect the browser. Even tho, no problem with vs 9. Sometimes updates
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