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What are the most common automated upgrade issues and how can I solve them?

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What are the most common automated upgrade issues and how can I solve them?

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The following list presents the most common upgrade issues generated after running the upgrade wizard and how they can be solved after the automated upgrade has taken place: • Property . was not upgraded. This warning is generated when a property cannot be automatically upgraded. To correct this problem, it is necessary to use a workaround that replaces the original functionality. It may require the reimplementation of certain application functionality. • object was not upgraded. This occurs when objects of unsupported classes are declared and used. Additional development work may be necessary to fix this problem. • Use of Null/IsNull detected Null is not supported in Visual Basic .NET. Null is upgraded to System.DBNull.Value and IsNull is changed to IsDBNull. This value and function do not have the same behavior as in Visual Basic 6.0. Also, Null propagation is no longer supported in Visual Basic .NET. The application logic needs to be reviewed

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