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Hello!! Henk, you were right!!! Just by opening and saving the libraries in the Forms Designer (32-bit) the problem was gone. Thanks so much!!!
In article <01bc4ab6$ab5af720$ad852581_at_ibm.ibm.net>,
"Henk Rook" <enctdep_at_ibm.net> wrote:
>
> Check all your libraries (including the ones prior supplied by Oracle) and
> menus. They all should be generated again with the 32-bit version of Forms
> 4.5.7.
> If this does not solve your problem just run the Form in Debug-mode and
> determine where it goes wrong.
> --
> Henk Rook
> ENNIA Caribe NV, Curaçao
> ENCTDEP_at_IBM.NET
>
> hkomatsu_at_solusoft.com wrote in article <861203762.19161_at_dejanews.com>...
> > Hi!! We've been using Developer and Designer 1.2 (16 bit) for more than
a
> > year. At this time, we're trying to migrate our applications generated
> > from Designer/2000 to the new versions of Developer (1.3.2, for Windows
> > 95).
> >
> > There are several forms giving us this problem: We can open them in the
> > Oracle Forms Designer (32 bit), and generate without any problem. But
> > when we run these applications, we get FRM-40735:
> >
> > WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE trigger raised unhandled exception PROGRAM_ERROR.
> >
> > And
> >
> > FRM-40815: Variable GLOBAL.CG$QUERY_MODE does not exist.
> >
> > We don't know what could it be, since these applications were generated
> > from Designer 1.2 and been used without problems of any type. As far as
I
> > know, the Designer/2000 itself adds this global variable to the generated
> > forms.
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