Is os is enabled for 64 Bit?
Folks
Any Steps that I have missed other than the following?
- Install 64 Bit Oracle Software
- Shutdown Database (DB) using 32 Bit version
- Export ORACLE_HOME Env variable to this 64-bit installation Path
- Copy required DB startup parameter files i.e. init$SID.ora to the 64
Bit ORACLE_HOME/dbs=20
- Bring up DB using 64 Bit version
- As sysdba oracle user, from the 64 Bit path, run
$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/utlirp.sql
Thanks
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