Php_oci8 and Oracle 10 64-bit

I have Oracle 10 64-bit. What way is right? Using 32-bit Instant Client or 64-bit standard client, but in second way - problem php_oci8 don't load?

Hi,
Is PHP run on the same machine as database?
If not, it has no impact if you use 32 bit, or 64 bit software.
If it runs on the same machine, you do not have to install anything else. Just use libraries that are part of database installation.
Regards,
Paweł

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