SQLMenu 5.0 and SQLForms 3.0

We are running Oracle 7.3.4 on HP UX 10.2.(We know it is not supported-but have no option to upgrade at present) We are upgrading our server and will be installing Oracle 7.3.4 Enterprise edition on the new server. I read on the Oracle Installation guide that SQL*Menu 5 and SQL*Forms 3.0 is not avalilable on the 7.3.4 Installation(They said it is avalilable on 7.2- we have got the CD for that)
COuld you confirm if SQL*MEnu 5 .(SQL*Menu Version 5.0.11) and SQL*Forms 3.0 (SQL*Forms version 3.0.16)is available or not on the Oracle7.3.4 CD. If not , how do I install these two from the Oracle 7.2 CD- (Since I need to install Oracle 7.3.4) . Or can I just copy the relevant directories from the old server to the new server. If i do that will I have to relink executables after copying ? Many thanks in anticipation

The SQL*Menu 5.0 and SQL*Form 3.0 tools are not on (our) 7.3.4 CD for HP-UX 10.20. The tools on the 7.2 CD are actually the v6 versions, and I think you have to install them to a seperate oracle home anyway, in which case, all you need to do is install 7.3.4 server to a different oracle home.
I did have a go at re-linking them, but I could not get it to work, so I just copied the binaries and configuration over. They've worked perfectly since we did that in '98/'99.
Good luck.
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