Solaris - isainfo -v (this command doesn't exist on Solaris 2.6 because it is only 32-bits)
HP-UX - getconf KERNEL_BITS
AIX - bootinfo -K
If you need to know if Oracle 32-bit or 64-bit software is currently installed on a system, connect using a command line utility like sqlplus and look at the banner. If you are running 64-bit software, it will be mentioned in the banner. If nothing is listed, you are running on a 32-bit base.
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Find Oracle BIT version :
ReplyDeleteGo to oracle_home/bin
Issue --> file oracle
It will list the oracle bit version :-):-)