Run "disp+work -version". If you do NOT see anything saying,
"compiled with 64-bit libraries," then your system is running the 32-bit R/3 kernel version.
Also, I encourage you to take a look at SAP Note 192822 titled,
"FAQ: 32-bit/64-bit R/3-Oracle."
I am going to quote a section of this note for you:
"For all current releases, the patches are stored in the SAP
service marketplace http://service.sap.com/swcenter_3pmain .
After choosing Oracle, you have the option to go down the oracle
32-bit or oracle 64-bit path. Please note that in order to decide
which of the two to choose the only thing tht matters is what bit
version your Oracle software is. No matter whether your OS is
64-bit; as long as your Oracle is still 32-bit you would go down
the Oracle 32-bit path."
2. Yes. You need both. Otherwise, the system will not work properly or won't even start at all.
3. You need to download the latest versions or at least one version before the last one.
In the example above, you should download these files:
DW_1969, R3trans_1953, SAPEXE_1913, TP_1967
SAPEXEDB_1913
Then, you need to decompress each archive (.SAR) file using SAPCAR -XVF.
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