If you need 32-bit drivers, you will have to use the command-line ODAC XCopy. The ODAC OUI gives you a graphical user interface for installation, but it only provides you with 64-bit version of the drivers. Oracle provides ODAC Runtime Downloads, which contains drivers for Windows. Here is how we solved it! Installing Oracle OLE DB drivers on Windows So we needed to have Oracle OLE DB 32-bit and 64-bit drivers side-by-side. The problem was that the SSIS development environment uses 32-bit OLE DB drivers, but the SSIS runtime uses 64-bit drivers (this could be changed to 32-bit, but it was not a good solution). If you choose not to restart, some WinSCP functions may not be available until you do so.Last year I was working on a Data Warehouse project where we were going to use SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services) to read data from an Oracle Database. You may have to restart Windows File Explorer or your computer. A brief installation process will take place.On this screen, you can review the installation options you’ve selected. After you select the interface, the Ready to Install screen opens.
Otherwise you will probably be more familiar with Explorer interface. If you have used (and enjoyed) file managers like Total Commander, Altap Salamander or Norton Commander before, keep default Commander interface. This allows you to select user interface style. Then you will be prompted for Initial User Settings.For a basic setup, choose Typical installation. You will be prompted to select a setup type.On the License Agreement screen click Accept after reviewing the license.
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