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Got a new Win 7 64-bit Intel machine at work. I downloaded version 7.1
of i Series Access (now called IBM i Access), which (appears) to
provide a 32-bit and a 64-bit version.
The instructions say to run CWBLAUNCH.EXE and it will load the correct
version for your hardware. When I started the install, it looked like
it was installing the 32-bit version [The install directory was
c:\Program Files (x86)\IBM]. It was late Friday, so I cancelled it.
On the IBM site I found this statement:
"Some functions can be used on AMD64 (Advanced Micro Devices 64-bit)
processors or on Intel processors with EM64T."
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/software/access/xw1compare.html
So maybe 64-bit isn't fully supported? Does anyone have any experience
with it on 64-bit Intel hardware? Or is it even worth worrying about
64-bit?
Thanks, Sam
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