Upgrade Roadmap for Windows/Oracle/SAP from 32 bit to 64 bit

Hello,
what steps do I have to perform when upgrading the following system:
SOURCE:
- OS Windows 2000 32 bit
- Oracle 8.1.6 32 bit
- SAP 46C 32 bit (46D Kernel)
TARGET:
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- Oracle 10.2 64 bit
- SAP ERP 2004 64 bit
In which sequence do I have to perform what steps?
First the OS, then the DB, then the SAP?
or something else?
Thanks for any help,
Michael

Hi Michael
Sorry to open your old thread.
Would you mind sharing your upgrade experience on 32 bit to 64 bit?
We are planning to upgrade our CRM 4.0 (Oracle 10g + Windows 2003 32 bit)
Source:
CRM 4.0 (Web AS 620 + 640 kernel)
Java 620
Windows 32 bit
Oracle 10g
Target
CRM 4.0 (Web AS 620 + 640 kernel)
Java 620
Windows 64 bit
Oracle 10g
I am bit confused about installing SAP CRM on Windows 64 bit software. I understand that you install SAP using 640 kernel for 64 bit.
I would appreciate if you can share your experience or the procedure followed.
After the 64 bit migration is completed, we will be upgrading our CRM 4.0 to CRM 2007.
Regards
Chandu

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