OBDC Connectivity for 10gR2

Hi All,
This following is the email that I got from my customer. Can any one help me out with his question.
Question: As we have found out from Oracle that the HS-ODBC (a.k.a.generic connectivity) functionality for 10gR2 does not work under EM64T, on Windows 2003 64 bit Server, and a large number of clients may be using this component, I am wondering if Oracle Corp has done any impact study. Also, can we have an alternate solution till they get a fix on this?
Any help on this question is really helpful for me.
With Regards
Phanish

They say that it is going to be supported in version 11. You can setup HSODBC on some other machine, and then point your servers at that listener rather than the local machine.
-J

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