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Maybe the file is in a different directory? &nbsp;Is your Forms Builder looking at the same directory that this *.fmb file is in?
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Maybe the file is in a different directory?  Is your Forms Builder looking at the same directory that this *.fmb file is in?

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Your sure the fmb-file is of the 6i version? (Later and earlier versions of oracle forms use also the fmb-extension). &nbsp;Or otherwise &nbsp;you are sure you are using the 6i forms builder to open it ?<br />
And if the fmb-file is transferred from another server with an other character set your will have to use binary transfer instead of a character mode transfer.
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Your sure the fmb-file is of the 6i version? (Later and earlier versions of oracle forms use also the fmb-extension).  Or otherwise  you are sure you are using the 6i forms builder to open it ?
And if the fmb-file is transferred from another server with an other character set your will have to use binary transfer instead of a character mode transfer.

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Alsalam Alikum guys <br />
how are you all i wish all with great health <br />
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i would like to ask i have an error when i attemp to open .FMB file on oracle form 6i<br />
when i try to open REPORT_NEW.fmb form i got <br />
FRM-10043 Cannot open file.<br />
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anyone can help me to solve this problem and be able to modify on this form :) <br />
thanks people in advance :)
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Alsalam Alikum guys 
how are you all i wish all with great health 

i would like to ask i have an error when i attemp to open .FMB file on oracle form 6i
when i try to open REPORT_NEW.fmb form i got 
FRM-10043 Cannot open file.

anyone can help me to solve this problem and be able to modify on this form :) 
thanks people in advance :)

I can't open .fmb file in oracle form builder 6i

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