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 Upgrading Forms30 on Oracle 7.0
I am upgrading Forms30 on Oracle 7.0 to Oracle 10g

First, I am upgrading to Oracle forms 6i using Forms compiler and facing these problems

I. converting language on display item. (it doesn't show the right language on display item and headers)
2. key mapping function.

3. I need script so I can convert all forms.

Thank you
ASKED: Feb 26, 2009  11:26 AM GMT
UPDATED: March 3, 2009  3:49:31 PM GMT
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Answer Wiki:
To upgrade Forms 3.0 to 6i you will need to upgrade them to 4.5 first, and then to 6i since direct migration could not work.
To perform the upgrade to 4.5 you will need the Forms 4.5 software.

From the documentation:

"To upgrade a pre-4.0 form to version 4.5, type this statement at the command line, substituting the correct form of the Forms 4.5 Generate command for your environment:

f45gen32 <module_name> <username>/<password> upgrade=yes version=<version_number>"


For forms 3.0 you should use version number 30

See chapter 16 of this document
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Thank you for your answer

How do you convert more than one forms on this command. I do have more 900 forms that need to be upgraded.

How about menus

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to convert more than one form, you could type something like this at a command prompt (being at the directory where your forms reside):

for %i in (*.fmb) do f45gen32 %i <username>/<password> upgrade=yes version=30

As for menus, I don’t really know if they can be migrated directly.

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Thank you

How about Key mapping on Oracle terminal.

How do map Keypad(-) as Exit form & Keypad(+) as commit Form.

Thank you

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