Oracle 10g 64 bit general query

Hi,
I have installed the oracle 10g 64 bit server on a windows x_64 2003 server.
I did not find the 'ORacle.DataAccess.dll' at all in the bin directory.
Is it that i need to install another patch or package to get that as my client needs that DLL to connect to .
Any suggestions are welcome.
varun

I did not find the 'ORacle.DataAccess.dll' at all in
the bin directory.
Is it that i need to install another patch or package
to get that as my client needs that DLL to connect toFor DataAccess.dll you need to install Oracle Data Provider for .NET
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/dotnet/odt_index.html
Cheers!

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