Running two different versions of the oracle client on my laptop

Hi, i have one application (iAvenue 6.1.3) which absolutely has to have the oracle 8 client installed. I have a second application (Isabel) which absolutely needs the oracle 9 client installed. Can i have the oracle 8 and 9 clients installed on my laptop simultaneously, which would allow both of these applications to work without any conflict? If so, how? Is there a file on my laptop that i can update to make sure this work?

There are no problems, you can run 8.0 and 8i, but be aware of the differences:
8.0 required an specific platform installer, it had its own set of regedit entries. 8i used the OUI. Beware of the %PATH% environment. And take care of connectivity issues. You should use two different listeners, if trying to use the same listener, use the 8i and check the compatibility with tns entries 8.0 and older.
When the transition between 8.0 and 8i took place, a lot of applications suffered mainly because of strange connectivity issues.

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