Need to process version 4.5 blocked idoc in SAP ERP ECC6.0

Hello,
We are in the process of upgrading from version 4.5 to ERP 2005.
We have been telling all users that all blocked idocs of version 4.5
have to be cleared before the upgrade as old 4.5 idocs will not be
compatible in ERP2005 version and hence cannot be processed.
say for eg: idocs of message type WMMBXY or DESADV.
Question is - what if we miss few idocs and they remain in blocked status
in 4.5 during the upgrade? Is there anyway we can get those porcessed after thenupgrade or sap standard program to convert such idocs into ERP2005 version or would be just loose those idocs?
Thanks for any help.

Hello Markus,
Apologies for late reply.
Yes we have few changes, like we have Z extensions to the standard message type.
We have set the compatibility mode (3.x).
Do you know what error message would system show after the upgrade when we try to re-process such idocs?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Best Regards,
Wagle.

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