Latest Contributions by JerryLodge

Dan, Once you have both the 64 bit client AND ArcPRO installed copy the path below and put it in a new text document. To make this a .bat file, simply save it as .bat rather than .txt. When you open ArcPro now you should be able to connect to your databases. Just open ArcPro by double clicking your batch file. Also, now that I've done this, every time I open a saved mxd, it automatically opens in ArcPro. If you want to work on something in ArcDesktop, just open Desktop separately and then browse to open the mxd you want to work with. Hope this helps! set path=C:\Oracle\product\instantclient_12_1_64bit;%path% set TNS_ADMIN=C:\Oracle\product\instantclient_12_1_64bit "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\ArcGISPro.exe" ... View more

Thanks so much Michael! I just figured it out this morning. I checked to see if the 64 bit was installed correctly and it was. The trick was I created a .bat file that set the path to the 64 bit-client each time arcPro was opened. And now I just open ArcPro with that batch file and I am able to connect to the databases & our server. Thanks so much!! ... View more

So I only see the 32-bit client. But I have installed the 64 several weeks ago.. Hmm.. There is PATH and PATHEXT but not two PATHs. I will install 64 bit once more and see if it shows. ... View more

Unfortunately no I do not. ... View more

I have 32 bit also installed. At least it should b since both programs are able to operate. Just can't connect main data base to Pro. I read somewhere earlier about setting the variable path and how that may solve the issue. I am not sure how to do that though. ... View more

Yes, the 64 - bit client is under:     C:Oracle/product ... View more