| Migration from oracle 10g 32 bit windows forms and reports to 11g linux forms and reports [message #599523] |
Fri, 25 October 2013 02:48  |
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Wellanderg
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Registered: October 2013
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Hello everyone,
I need some help in migration of oracle forms 10g 32 bit windows platform to 11g 64bit Linux platform . I have about 500 fmb on my 10g environment which are currently working fine but when i go to compile it on 11g an error file is generated. All my path is set in proper manner .
I have a object library which has multiple tabs and every tab has its own object. While compiling, the forms are not inheriting the object values only few values from the object are considered.
help urgent plz......
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| Re: Migration from oracle 10g 32 bit windows forms and reports to 11g linux forms and reports [message #599526 is a reply to message #599524] |
Fri, 25 October 2013 03:12  |
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Maaher
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Registered: December 2001
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This is from my notes ( we were migrating Windows Forms 6 to Linux 11g):
1. "The Linux Forms compiler cannot read OLB's properly unless they are opened in 10g Forms Builder and saved again." Why I would say Forms 10g instead of 11g, I can't recall but I suspect that I didn't have 11g at my disposal at the time. I suggest you try saving it in Forms builder 11g and transfer (binary, of course) it to the Unix box.
2. "Pay attention to the fact that Unix is case sensitive". All references within Form modules should have the proper case. So if you use an OLB in an FMB, the file should exist with exactly that name (proper casing!) on the Unix server. I believe we quickly worked around that by adding a symbolic link with initcaps to the original olb. For example, we had "Ourlibrary.olb" that referred to "ourlibrary.olb".
I'm afraid that's all I've taken down but I hope it helps.
MHE
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