I have 10.2.0.2, 9.2.0.8, and one 8.1.4.7 databases. I connect with
either my 10.2.0.1 client or my 9.2.0 client. Usually I use my 10.2.0.1
client. No problems.

Have a great computing day,
Rick Lemons

>>> "Terance Ebert "
<oracledba-ezmlmshield-x41204707.[Email address protected] 04/02/07 4:00
PM >>>
I usually install a client that is the same version as the database.

allen wrote:
> Hi Lazy DBAs,
>
> One query ......i have a Oracle DB running on SUSE 10.
> I have to connect from a Windows XP System.
> Which client do I need to install....
> Will I have any problems if I continue with this notion?
>
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> Wolverine
> RDBA
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