![]() ![]() ![]() is this right? i need your opinion regarding this. I had a search some solution on the, they said that you can only migrate vb 6 to 2012, if you first migrated vb 6 to vb or vs 2008 and then migrate 2008 to 2012. Known a third party tool that can easily migrate vb 6 to visual 2012. this is big so that it will be hustle if i rewrite the coding and designing the system. I have a system made in Visual Basic 6.0, and i want to migrate it into vs 2012 because a lot of components and library there that can enhance my system. Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help, this will help others who are looking for solutions to the same or similar problem. ![]() NET but will most likely end up with a lesser application than if you do the complete re-write. With the above said you can go a route of a complete rewrite or seek out a third party tool to handle a migration from VB6 to. These are but a few reasons to consider not migrating from VB6 NET Framework are designed to work with current operation systems. NET Framework offer more flexibility than in VB6 c) coding with classes within the. ![]() Some reasons to justify creating a new project are a) data operations have equal and many times better classesįor accessing data b) classes within in the. There is no method in VS2012 to migrate a VB6 project and even if there were a built in tool you would be better off writing a new project in VS2012. ![]()
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