SQL Developer 3.0 against Oracle 10g

Hi,
I have used SQL Developer in previous employments and prefer use it now (ie SQL Developer 3.0), but unsure if the mix will work.
I am on a Windows Server 2003 Std 64bit Edition and with Service Pack 2. and have Oracle client 10g home with basic tools against an Oracle 10G database server.
So before installing, I would like some tips on the best mix for Client and Server with respect to SQL Developer.
I also understnad that it will require Java JDK install prior to SQL Developer. Will this require me to take into consideration current Java installs under
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin" and dated back to 30 Sept 2010
Many thanks before hand
Chris

You can can download SQL Developer with a JDK included. This is 32-bit, but will run fine in a 64-bit OS.
Alternatively you can download the 64-bit version of SQL Developer. This requires you to have a 64-bit JDK.
You can install multiple JDKs without interfering with each other. Your existing JRE installation won't work anyway as you need a JDK.
If you download a JDK, don't get Java 7 as SQL Developer doesn't work properly with that. Get the latest version of Java 6.
Edited by: Jim Smith on Dec 20, 2011 4:31 PM

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