How to Interpret 32bit and 64bit Usage in the Oracle Tuxedo Certified Platform Tables (Doc ID 1420953.1)

Last updated on JUNE 10, 2024

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Goal

 Oracle ® Tuxedo Certified Platform Tables can be viewed at page: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17973_01/platforms/tuxedoplatforms/tuxplats/tuxplats.html
 
These tables list the Tuxedo versions currently supported on some Operating Systems like HP-UX, IBM AIX, Linux, Microsoft Windows or Solaris. For a complete list of supported platforms, please refer to the "Platform Data Sheets" entry point in the documentation of each Tuxedo release.

   About the tables:
   There is a table per Operating System (OS), a row per version of OS, and a column per Tuxedo version.
   A cell (intersection of a row and a column is fulfilled) indicates there is a supported Tuxedo version for the given Operating System version.
   Some table cells contain only 32-bit, or only 64-bit, but other cells contain both.

   How to interpret the 32-bit and/or 64-bit mode of Tuxedo versions supported?

Solution

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