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Installing ODM - Windows 10
We want to install ODM on the machine which has Windows 10 OS.
The latest version of ODM 20.3, doesn't include Windows 10 as supported OS.
Anyone knows which version works with Windows 10 OS?
And if its any of previous version then download link would be helpful.
Has anyone tried installing 20.3 on Windows 10, what's the experience.
Answers
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Here is the page - https://www.oracle.com/tools/downloads/sql-data-modeler-downloads.html
Important part is JDK 8 or 11. Linux and Mac OS versions are not listed either
My working machine is with Windows 10 and I don't have any problems so far. For4k monitor and JDK 11 you can try to change Hi DPI settings to scaling by Application - it's better for me
Philip
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I tried it can't find my java and claims it's looking for a file msvcr100.dll in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_271\jre\bin (yes my path is correct). The directly is there, a whole bunch of DLL's and stuff is there, but not msvcr100.dll - I suspect it's some runtime for MS Visual Studio C++ but why would that be in a java bin directory?
Prior version 19.2 worked ok, this new 20.3 does not for me
