Oracle 9.2.0.8 on windows 2008 R2 64-bit client installation

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  nladget: output
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  snlinGetAddrInfo: output
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  snlinFreeAddrInfo: output
  nttbnd2addr: output
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  nsmal: output normal
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  nsmal: entry
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  nsbal: entry
  nsbgetfl: entry
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  nsmal: entry
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  nsbal: output normal
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  ntt2err: output
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  nttcni: output
  nttcon: output
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  nsiofrrg: entry
  nsiofrrg: actu = 2ce153c
  nsbfr: entry
  nsbaddfl: entry
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  nsbfr: output normal
  nsiofrrg: output
  nsiocancel: output
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  nsiofrrg: entry
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  nsiocancel: output
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  nladtrm: entry
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