Converting VB6 to VB.NET

Changing over VB6 to VB.NET VB.Net has a worked in relocation instrument, yet changing over VB6 code to VB.NET isn’t as simple as stacking it to the more up to date programming. The movement apparatus does a ton of the work, particularly with punctuation, however not even close to every last bit of it. You should take a shot at your VB6 code before you attempt to stack it in VB.Net. Would it be advisable for you to Upgrade the Code? A few kinds of projects are best left in VB6. In the event that your activities use WebClasses, DHTML pages, and UserControls, the relocation to VB.NET may not go easily. That isn’t to state you shouldn’t attempt. The movement wizard will list any basic issues, and you can return and fix them. Setting up Your VB6 Code for Migration Evacuate any dead code that your program doesn’t use and join any copied code to diminish the code more. You can do this physically in the event that you are persistent or your program isn’t extensive, or you can utilize a source code analyzer program to find the copied or unused code. Fix Any Data Declarations On the off chance that you utilized undeclared factors in your program, you have a great deal of work in front of you. Add appropriate sort announcements to each Dim proclamation and include Option Explicit explanations. This will smooth the import procedure. Don’t stress, on the off chance that you miss any, you’ll discover later. VB.NET Wizard Goes to Work Open your program in VB.NET and pause while the movement instrument accomplishes its work. Hope to get an extensive report posting all the redesign issues-the ones the wizard fixed and the ones it didn’t. There will likewise be remarks in the code close to detects that need additional work. Attempt to Compile Don’t even trust in your code to arrange the first run through. It won’t, yet you’ll get a not insignificant rundown of order blunders that you can return and fix. Work on Your Code Utilizing the reports, come back to your code and fix the basic issues. When you’ve done them all, heap the code into VB.NET once more. You may get another rundown of basic issues to fix, however inevitably, it will endure the wizard and the compiler. You’re not done at this point. Search for remarks the relocation device left in your code and do whatever the remarks state. Presently, run and test your program in VB.NET.