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Hi guys,
I have successfully made a 64-bit SBO 9 for HANA Client installation on a Windows 7 64-bit; I can connect to the company database too.
However, on trying the 32-bit SBO 9.0 HANA Client on the same Windows environment, I find that I cannot connect to the company database.
I have attempted the same 32-bit SBO HANA client on a 32-bit Windows environment and I connected successfully.
On the window for selecting and logging into a company database (Choose Company), the Current Server shows a number instead of : HANADB
Has anyone experienced this - any ideas would be most appreciated.
Regards,
Esau.

Hi Prathyusha,
Thanks for sharing.
Are you able to work like that?
I find I cannot change the value in that field, try as I may.
If you can confirm you have a working scenario as the one I have described, then the issue will be with my system.
Thanks.

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