Question about installation Oracle Siebel 8.2

Hello, i have an error when install the siebel_tools and siebel_web_client.
My steps are like this :
1. Go to folder C:\Siebel\8.2.2.2\Windows\Client\Siebel_Tools\Disk1\install
2. Run module.exe
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And an error happened
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What should i do to fix this error ? any suggestion ? I am newbie in this forum and want to learn more about siebel :)
Thx

It looks like you are trying to install 8.2.2.2, but it can only be applied on top of 8.2.2.0.
I'm not sure why 8.2.2.0 is not available for Win32, but it is available for Win64.

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Thanks for you help. However, My question is about
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>
Is the "Oracle_SID" environment variable important
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I'm just not clear about the relationship between the
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