I'am a asp.net web developer.
I have the Oracle Client 11 instaled to test some features (EF support), but my applications must be in Oracle10 because my customer uses it.
So, if i work in my customer project i need the Oracle10 instaled (to test it in my workstation), and if i want to test the features of Oracle11 i need to install oracle 11.
My question is: How to coexists Oracle 10 and 11 clients in same workstation.
In other words, i want to debug and run my asp.net web applications in my own workstation and simply change the web.config to use Oracle10 or Oracle11 client.
It is possible?
For example, with multiple Oracle homes, you can install release 8.0. 5 and 8.0. 4 products in different Oracle homes on the same computer. You can still install different releases of Oracle products in the same Oracle home provided they have different second-digit release numbers.
Yes, it is possible.
Yes you can run Oracle 12c and Oracle 19c in same server but you need to configure listener ports separately as below. E.g. : Oracle 12c listener on 1521 and the Oracle 19c listener on 1522, You can try this method.
You can install Oracle 32-bit and Oracle 64-bit on the same server. The two installs must reside in different ORACLE_HOME directories though. So install Oracle 32-bit in a different directory than your 64-bit version and they will both coexist quite nicely.
As long as you install the two versions of the Oracle client in different Oracle Homes, they should coexist peacefully. There are just a couple of gotchas to be aware of
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