Oracle 11g Database 64-bit, Client 32-bit

Hi,
I have a problem,
I have an IBM Sever with 64-bit processors.
On it there is a Windows Server 2008 also 64-bit. I've installed Oracle Client 11g 64-bit. And there is my problem.
I can't connect to this database using tools like SQLTools or BDE Administrator. I can only connect via SQL PLUS (which is installed with Oracle). Also with installed Client 11g 32-bit on Windows XP 32-bit(connected via LAN) I can't connect.
While trying to open SQLTools there is a problem with some .dll (I can't remember now what's this .dll, definitely not OCI.dll).
Reinstalling programs doesn't help.
Another problem I have is with HP ProLiant Server. It's also 64-bit installation.
Also Win Server 2008 and Oracle 11g 64-bit. On it is the same problem, but the information while starting SQLTools is a problem with OCI.dll . Also reinstalling is not helping.
Do you guys have any idea, what's wrong??
Cheers...

Just to try to determine if it is a bit-level issue (which it shouldn't be--this has never been a problem for me in the past), try installing 32-bit Oracle client on a workstation and seeing if you can connect.
I agree with the above poster, who said these tools might not be compatible with Oracle 11--they might be looking at different data dictionary views or something similar.

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