Troubleshooting - How to Identify if application is 32-bit or 64-bit
Problem Description:
How can I Identify if the application is 32-bit or 64-bit?
Solutions:
SQL Server
If your application is SQL Server, then you can identify it by Starting your "SQL Server Management Studio"
Login to your SQL Server.
On the Left-hand side panel, you will find the Server, Right Click on the "SQL Server" and Select Properties.
If SQL Server is 32 Bit you will notice 32-bit or x86 in product info.
If SQL Server is 32 Bit you will notice 64-bit in product info.
MS Office
If your application is MS Access or MS Excel, then you can identify it by from Help menu in MS Access/MS Excel
Using DSN list window
You can verify application from DSN list window also.
If your application showing below QODBC DSN at a time of connection, then your application is of 32 bit.
QuickBooks Data, QuickBooks Data QRemote
If your application showing below QODBC POS DSN at a time of connection, then your application is of 32 bit.
QuickBooks POS Data, QuickBooks POS Data QRemote
If your application showing below QODBC Online DSN at a time of connection, then your application is of 32 bit.
QuickBooks Online Data, QuickBooks Online Data QRemote
If your application showing below QODBC DSN at a time of connection, then your application is of 64 bit.
QuickBooks Data 64-Bit QRemote
If your application showing below QODBC POS DSN at a time of connection, then your application is of 32 bit.
QuickBooks POS Data 64-Bit
If your application showing below QODBC Online DSN at a time of connection, then your application is of 32 bit.
QuickBooks Online Data 64-Bit
Using Task Manager
You can verify application from Task Manager window also.
If the application is of 32 bit, then you will notice *32 after EXE name in process tab. If you can't see *32 after EXE name that means the application is of 64 bit.
