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Oracle 10g 64 bit install on Windows 7 platform

user506051Sep 23 2010 — edited Oct 18 2011
My operating system is : Windows 7 64-bit, and i have downloaded oracle 10g 64-bit for windows, however when i double click to the install icon, i get the error:

checking operating system version: must be 5.1 or 5.2. Actual 6.1 Failed <<<<
exiting oracle universal installer, etc...

Didn't i download the right software??? , I use windows 7 64-bit therefore i have downloaded oracle windows 64-bit

pls help me.

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Hviehman-Oracle
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Hi Laury,
I have come across your post by coincidence. No one will be looking for questions on Oracle Spatial in this forum. For questions on Oracle Spatial, you should be using the "Oracle Spatial" forum rather than Oracle Graph.
To answer your questions - if you have point data only in your layer, we recommend using the 'layer_gtype=point' option. Response time will be faster because we're using optimizations specific to points in that case.
If you are constantly adding, deleting, or modifying your location information, e.g., in tracking and tracing scenarios where you permanently acquire GPS data, the 'cbtree_index=true' option may be beneficial.
If you'd like to control where your spatial index data is stored, use the tablespace option. This approach can be helpful to avoid contention in your default tablespace.
I hope this helps.
Hans.

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