How to run forms6i on Unix Machine

Hi all,
I have just migrated a form4.5 to form6i. We have character mode application.
Can anyone give me some idea how to run form6i on unix machine.
Is it the same way we run form4.5(f45gen xyz.fmb $Path) or bit different
Thanks
regds
Lasily Thomas

We run some Forms6i character-mode forms on Linux (using "f60run") and just started having some problems after we upgraded our database from 8i to 9i, and especially after applying the latest patch to 9.2.0.4. We get lots of ORA-03113 errors now. We also have problems with at least some calls to server-side (user-written, not built-in) stored functions (not procedures). The Forms compiler crashes on these unless we re-write those function calls to call new wrapper procedures that we wrote (that in turn call the existing functions).

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