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Contains the Oracle Client Libraries for Windows. Download if you want the client libraries only.

There are two installation client archive file types. The first file is the client installation binary and the second file is the client gold image. Download the appropriate zip file based on the preferred installation type.

Contains the Oracle Client Libraries for Windows. Download if you want the client libraries only.

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I need to install both 32 and 64 bit client for Oracle 11g but at the following links I can just find the Oracle instant client, while I need the full installer:

-client/microsoft-windows-32-downloads.html

-client/winx64-64-downloads.html

It's a bit tricky to find, but you have to search for the Database 11g (11.2.0.4) and when you "check out" you have to choose which software you want to download, just uncheck Database and Clusterware, choose the platform and download your full client

IIRC, the install was just pointed to a network share, then a .reg file was generated and rolled out to the clients, so when they opened up an app that needed the client, it pointed to the client on the network drive.

Present day, company I am doing some work for is still using an Oracle 10 client for a legacy app using Oracle 10 database, which is going away in a few months. In the meantime, they need to test an app that needs an 11 or later client, and are also rolling out Windows 10 before the end of the year and want to include a newer Oracle client as part of the roll out.

I'd like to look at having the client on a network share, initially so this new app can be tested with a newer client, and if there are no show stopping issues with this use the network install approach instead of installing it on client workstations.

I have a system running an Oracle database (12c, 64bit) and I need to have ArcMap running on this same system connect to the database. ArcMap is 32bit so I also have the 32bit Oracle 12c instant client on the system. The user I was connected as when I set all of this up works fine having the 64bit oracle server path first in the environment variables. But any other user on this system gets the "Failed to connect to database ... database client software failed to load..." error. All of the discussions on this topic seem to focus on the environment path which I did in order to get the first user to work. But everything is setup the same for the other users yet it doesn't work for them. Is there anything else that could cause the Oracle client to fail to load? Is there any other logs or checks you can perform to see where the problem is coming from?

Also, you mention system in a couple of places- are these different windows users on the same machine trying to open ArcMap 10.2.1 and connect to that Oracle database or are these users on different machines?

Was this ever resolved? I think I have the same issue. I am reading this as a permissions issue. One machine. 2 clients. We have done this successfully for years. For some reason a user who, like me has the same administrator permissions, can't access the 32 bit client but CAN access the 64bit. I install them side by side in the same Oracle Directory - sub 12c32 and 12c64. I know the path is right and am not worried due to years of success on a documented process. User can not access the Oracle/12c32 folder structure or run SQL Plus from start menu or command prompt, I am fine. Of course can't connect in Catalog. All permissions seem to be the same and inherit applied through the entire drive (which happens to be a drive, but I have another user with a C: drive issue so I don't think the drive is the issue). I truly feel this is a Windows permission issue. I spent over 1 hour on the phone with support yesterday, no success. I was hoping my issue truly is the same and that your issue was resolved. Any help is appreciated!

I never got it to work. In the end, I setup a VM on the same hardware to act as the "client" while the physical system acted as the server. Then I didn't have to try to work around having the server and client software running on the same windows installation.

Thank you. I did get it to work. I had to remove access to the folder for an Oracle user set up at during client install. This is new crap that happens with the administrator client at 12c. It has been a while since I noticed this causing a problem. Then I had to reapply my folder permissions at the top-level directory including inheritance and all so that "authenticated users" had access to these directories. Not sure why things were jacked up but they were.

Oracle setup installer and response files ready, I run the setup command with my response file on my own PC from an elevated cmd window and Oracle is installed, no problems found and oracledb installs according to my reponsefile

For anyone looking for how to get an Oracle client running in a Docker Windows container, I can confirm the approach proposed here works. I used both instantclient_19_17 and instantclient_18_5 and both worked for me.

At Indiana University, to download the Oracle client for Windows, UITS recommends downloading the client directly from Oracle's website. This requires a valid OTN (Oracle Technology Network) username and password. If you do not have a valid OTN username and password, go to Create Your Oracle Account and follow the on-screen instructions.

I need to install an Oracle client on a Windows device and its been forever since i've done one of these. Does Oracle still provide a traditional client installer (i.e. setup.exe)? or is everything in this new "instantclient" model where you create folders, copy files, and modify PATH statements? Thanks for the responses in advance!

Newbie here so forgive me if this is a silly question. We are upgrading an application that runs on Windows from server 2012 to 2019. It connects to an oracle 12c backend DB on Linux. I am thinking of installing the 12.1.0.2.0 database client, would this be recommended? I can't seem to establish if 12.1.0.2.0 is certified for Windows server 2019. We don't have plans to update the DB and expect to hopefully get through the current cycle to the next application upgrade in about 4 years time.

OCI8 is the PHP extension for connecting to Oracle Database. OCI8 is open source and included with PHP. The name is derived from Oracle's C "call interface" API first introduced in version 8 of Oracle Database. OCI8 links with Oracle client libraries, such as Oracle Instant Client.

On Linux, PHP is generally manually compiled because the bundled version nevers seems to be up to date. However, if you don't wish to recompile PHP, more recent, unsupported RPM packages for Oracle Linux are available from oss.oracle.com, or via Unbreakable Linux Network updates. If a supported PHP environment is desired use Zend Server. These all have the OCI8 extension pre-built.

If you have the Instant Client RPMs, hit Enter and PECL will automatically build and install an oci8.so shared library. If you have the Instant Client zip files, or want a specific version of Instant Client used, then explicitly give the appropriate path after "instantclient,":

I'm using windows 10 (64bit) and MS Excel 2019. Trying to Get data from table in Oracle database. When I do that selecting source as Oracle, I got message stating that The recommnded provider ('Oracle.DataAccess.Client') is not installed,...

You can easily install the Oracle Client on a 64-bit Windows PC with a modern processor (AMD or Intel), 2GB of RAM and 2GB of free disk space. Oracle Database Client for Windows x64 is supported on the major x64 distributions (Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2016). We recommend you update Windows before starting the client installation.

You also need to connect the client machine to a network and ensure it is able to communicate with the database server. In some cases, you may add exceptions to your firewall on the server side to allow network traffic between the server and the client.

It is important to understand why installing Oracle Client is essential. It gives you access to tools and features needed to connect and interact with Oracle databases. Both developers and IT professionals need this client to unlock the full potential of their Oracle database.

Setting it up needs attention and meeting system requirements. You need the right version and architecture to avoid issues. And configuring network connectivity is vital for communication between the client and server.

Download Instant Client

Oracle Instant Client can be downloaded from www.oracle.com. You can use any of the Instant Client packages listed for your platform provided that they support OCI applications. We recommend Instant Client Basic or Instant Client Basic Lite. You may need to create a free Oracle account if you do not already have one.

Configure tnsnames.ora

Create (or copy) a text file named tnsnames.ora in the location specified by TNS_ADMIN. Existing users of Oracle clientware will be familiar with the formatting requirements of the tnsnames.ora file. In summary, each logon hostname that you define should be formatted as follows:

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