Windows 2008 server 32 bit support

Hello,
Is MaxDB officially supported for Windows 2008 server 32 bit platform?
Thanks,
Jose

Jose Lopez wrote:>
> OK, then perhaps mention specifically W2003 in the download link?
Hmm... about what download link are you talking?
The one in the download area here in SDN?
If so, then this is not relevant for SAP customers as they should get all their software via DVD delivery or the Service Marketplace downloads!
In the service marketplace download sections there are no restrictions given, since the Product Availability Matrix (https://service.sap.com/pam) contains all the release/support information.
In general, the PAM is the one single place to check for supported versions.
regards,
Lars

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