Compiling of pro*C applications

when i am compiling pro*c application - I am getting the error
"internal error failed assertions (PGE Code 90105)"
what will be the cause> sir
my os is sun 6500 and oracle is 8.0.5.
thank u
suryanarayanan chief accounts officer bsnl chennai telephones chennai india

Hi,
I have never done the migration from 7.3 to 9i. But I had done 8.0 to 8i and 8i to 9i.
Pl/SQL code should work fine as it is. I wonder what will happen if you have any variables declared VARCHAR (not VARCHAR2) ? There can be few places like that, if the application was originally written on Oracle 6.Otherwise, the code should work as it is.
Regarding Pro*C, you need to use the new make file which has come with 9i.
Also, I do not remember exactly, but probably, you need to initialize all VARCHAR veriables declared between BEGIN DECLARE SECTION and END DECLARE SECTION. Initialize all of them with \0 (NULL charactor).
I think that should be enough for 7.x application to run on 9i.
Regards

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