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P6 on Windows 7

Ronnel Anthony CelerioMember for 18 years 8 months
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Hi,

Does anyone know or even tried if Primavera P6 works on a Windows 7, 64bit Operating System? Thanks.

Regards,

Ronnel Anthony Celerio

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    Rafael Davila ·
    Maybe this can help.

    http://knowledgebase.primavera.com/attachment/PATTLNK_342009_1553-Tested%20Configurations.pdf

    http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E16688_01/Tested_Configurations/Tested%20Configurations.pdf
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    Benit Mak ·
    Great post Rafael,

    In a quick summary:

    Feb-2009- P6.2.1 was NOT tested to support the 32 or 64 bit Windows 7

    Dec-2009- P6.v7 was tested to support 32 and 64 bit Windows 7 (Note: the 64 bit Windows 7 version requires the 32 bit Oracle client)


    Benit.
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    Dennis Hanks ·
    Ronnel;

    I am currently running P6.7 under Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.

    Installing the SQL server was a bit of a hassle (needed to use 2005 instead of 2008). Was fortunate to have an old Primavera support person to assist - it took 3 hours of direct computer control to accomplish. I do not think you will have the same problems, especially if you use Oracle Express, but give yourself plenty of time and make sure you do it during normal support hours. I went with SQL because of familiarity and the need for multiple databases (no prohibition from Oracle so far, regardless of what some think the license says).

    I have not rigorously tested it, but it seems to be working fine. Seems necessary to run the SQL server script to enable Background Jobs - may be a 64 bit bug. Oracle database may not have the same problem/bug/annoyance.

    Not sure about the requirement to install Oracle Client. That has not been my situation, though I did see the notice.

    My project is small, so no real performance increase seen so far.
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    Ronnel Anthony Celerio ·


    Thank you so much... all your comments helped a lot..

    Regards,

    Ronnel Anthony Celerio

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