I have qlikview 64 bit installed and oracle 32 bit installed.so whenever I make connection I do force 32.is upgrading my oracle installation to 64 bit the only solution to this

[#1]

I have qlikview 64 bit installed and oracle 32 bit installed.so whenever I make connection I do force 32.is upgrading  my oracle installation to 64 bit the only solution to this

[Anonymous]

Hi Anusha,

If you are running 64 bit OS, then you could choose either 32-bit or 64 -bit edition of Qlikview.

Best regards,

Kaveri

[kkkumar82]

What is the problem your are facing here, of course checking Force 32  is even better because qlik advices to do that

other wise you have to go for a 64 bit as you said if you are facing any issues.

[Chanty4u]

Hi,

System Requirements for QlikView ‒ QlikView

[HirisH_V7]

Hi,

Is there any error when you're connecting like that or what the issue your facing!

Can you elaborate your concern ?

Look this,

When to Use Connect 32 ? | Qlik Community

HTH,

-Hirish

[#6]

Hi,

You can used force 32bit option if you had installed 32bit driver.

if you are facing any issue, Please share the screenshot

Thanks

Atul Yadav.

[Colin-Albert]

I would not recommend installing a 32-bit version of QlikView, as 32-bit apps are restricted to 2GB of RAM.

[Gysbert_Wassenaar]

You can use both 32-bit and 64-bit drivers to connect to both 32-bit and 64-bit oracle database servers. All use the same communication protocol.