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Oracle9i 64-bit can be put on a 32-bit OS. That is the platform and install scenario I was referring to. Sorry if my wording made it sound different. I should have written it as "9i and 32-bit AIX".
Click to read an additional follow-up response regarding 9i and 32-bit AIX, posted on March 23.
This was first published in March 2004
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