oracle doesn't have a problem connecting to oracle with the x64 client.
 but there are issues when the version of Oracle.DataAccess.dll gets out of
sync with the other Oracle files.  until the managed provider for Oracle
arrived I kept all my oracle files in their own directory that would then
get copied to the application's bin directory.

If you are using Oracle 10 or up, I would recommend using the Oracle
managed provider. It is available on nuget (
http://www.nuget.org/packages/odp.net.managed/) and does not require oracle
to be installed on the client machine saving you over 100mb of other files
that need to be installed.  it also is compiled AnyCPU so you can use it in
an x86 or x64 environment.  NHibernate 4 is going to include a driver for
the managed provider so until that's released, you'll have to either
compile NHibernate manually from the trunk and use that dll or just pull
the code for the driver out and compile it directly into your project.

On Tuesday, September 17, 2013, Edivan Galindo wrote:

> I have an asp.net web application and all screens that possem some sort
> of connection with nHibernate not open ...
>
> Is there any compatibility issue between Oracle 64 bits and nHibernate?
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