Hi, I don't really know how to solve your problem, I installed 64 bit Oracle 10g2 to avoid it. However I have some ideas:
(1) If you have a Solaris 10u4 boot environment that can access the Oracle 10G installation installed with snv_79a, then you could boot into Solaris 10u4 and re-link the Oracle libraries with Solaris 10u4: http://ist.uwaterloo.ca/~baumbach/ORACLEnotes/STARTUP_relinking_oracle.html I did this with Oracle 10g2 64 bit originally installed successfully under sxce_b66, so that I could use it with Solaris 10u4. Presumably linking the libraries under Solaris 10u4 should work, since Oracle 10g2 supports Solaris 10. OR (2) If you have a 64 bit CPU and 64 bit Solaris installed, then the Oracle 10g2 64 bit does include 32 bit and 64 bit OCI (and C++) client libraries. Regards, Mark
