John,

it won't be possible to open any painter and "Select the "Declare Instance Variables" pane" when the application doesn't migrate. Correct me if I'm wrong. I do think it would be easier if he could edit the objects in pb 6.5.

Thanks a lot for the valuable responses



i confirm, source code is not using PFC. it is used own library.

i can see, cursor is declared very well in the source code, but getting error message like, undefined variable.

usually we will declare the cursor name before SELECT statement,



also i could see, some variable is already declared in global variable section, but getting error message like, undefined variable after the regeneration



Requesting to let me know if i missed anything while performing the migration from PB 6.5 to PB 12.5

i have only PB 6.5 PBLS and not having Pbw



i was created a dummy pbw and assigned the PBLS

after the migration, i was removed the application object which was created along with dummy pbl.

still showing same undefined variable message. but looks like, it is already delcared



Please let me know if i missed any dll while doing migration or do i need to add something



Thanks in advance.

Hi Jilo;

Creating a *new* Application Object would be a HUGE mistake as the AO could have other declarations inside it that other object classes need. By creating a new AP, those object references would be missing and thus lots of PB Errors would ensure.

After creating a new WorkSpace, the key is to create a new Target" but you MUST make sure that you choose the "Existing Application" option in the target creation wizard (not new).

HTH

Regards ... Chris

You'll get the pbw when you create a new workspace, or can use an existing workspace.

Then create a new "existing target" in that workspace, just like Kevin explained above.