[10.2.2] 64 bit & 32 bit

Post Reply
hittony
Posts: 71
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2015 8:54 am
OLAP Product: TM1
Version: 10.2.2 FP6
Excel Version: 2010

[10.2.2] 64 bit & 32 bit

Post by hittony »

Hello,

For our system designers, we installed not only 32 bit Perspectives to align with the Excel 2010, but also 32 bit Architect and Performance Modeler, regardless of the 64 bit win7. Does anyone has a similar experience ? So far we haven't got any compatibility issue, although it seems that the installation is kind of wrong...

Cheers :)
Top
mvaspal
Community Contributor
Posts: 341
Joined: Wed Nov 03, 2010 9:16 pm
OLAP Product: tm1
Version: 10 2 2 - 2.0.5
Excel Version: From 2007 to 2013
Location: Earth

Re: [10.2.2] 64 bit & 32 bit

Post by mvaspal »

32b architect and pm work fine on a 64bit win os
Top
tomok
MVP
Posts: 2832
Joined: Tue Feb 16, 2010 2:39 pm
OLAP Product: TM1, Palo
Version: Beginning of time thru 10.2
Excel Version: 2003-2007-2010-2013
Location: Atlanta, GA
Contact:
Contact tomok

Re: [10.2.2] 64 bit & 32 bit

Post by tomok »

hittony wrote:Hello,

For our system designers, we installed not only 32 bit Perspectives to align with the Excel 2010, but also 32 bit Architect and Performance Modeler, regardless of the 64 bit win7. Does anyone has a similar experience ? So far we haven't got any compatibility issue, although it seems that the installation is kind of wrong...

Cheers :)
Why is that kind of wrong? How many people use the 64-bit version of Excel versus 32-bit?
Tom O'Kelley - Manager Finance Systems
American Tower
http://www.onlinecourtreservations.com/
Top
hittony
Posts: 71
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2015 8:54 am
OLAP Product: TM1
Version: 10.2.2 FP6
Excel Version: 2010

Re: [10.2.2] 64 bit & 32 bit

Post by hittony »

tomok wrote:
hittony wrote:Hello,

For our system designers, we installed not only 32 bit Perspectives to align with the Excel 2010, but also 32 bit Architect and Performance Modeler, regardless of the 64 bit win7. Does anyone has a similar experience ? So far we haven't got any compatibility issue, although it seems that the installation is kind of wrong...

Cheers :)
Why is that kind of wrong? How many people use the 64-bit version of Excel versus 32-bit?
Which could be wrong is that we installed 32 bit Architect and Performance Modeler on a 64 bit WIN7. No problem with Excel.
Top
hittony
Posts: 71
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2015 8:54 am
OLAP Product: TM1
Version: 10.2.2 FP6
Excel Version: 2010

Re: [10.2.2] 64 bit & 32 bit

Post by hittony »

mvaspal wrote:32b architect and pm work fine on a 64bit win os
Maybe 64 bit Architect and PM can take more advantage of a 64 bit win os than 32 bit Architect and PM ?
Top
lotsaram
MVP
Posts: 3667
Joined: Fri Mar 13, 2009 11:14 am
OLAP Product: TableManager1
Version: PA 2.0.x
Excel Version: Office 365
Location: Switzerland

Re: [10.2.2] 64 bit & 32 bit

Post by lotsaram »

hittony wrote:Which could be wrong is that we installed 32 bit Architect and Performance Modeler on a 64 bit WIN7. No problem with Excel.
There is never anything "wrong" with using 32 bit programs on a 64 bit OS. This is normal, perfectly normal
Please place all requests for help in a public thread. I will not answer PMs requesting assistance.
Top
Post Reply

Return to “IBM TM1, Planning Analytics, PAx and PAW”