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i upgraded a sharepoint 2007 project to 2010 using database attach approach. all the customizations are working apart from custom list created through list definitions.

when i export 2007 list to a cab file and updated the systemdata.xml file to new schema re import back to 2010 it started working only that list

old

SchemaVersion Version="12.0.0.0" Build="12.0.10.0000" DatabaseVersion="44098" SiteVersion="0"

new

SchemaVersion Version="14.0.0.0" Build="14.0.4762.1000" DatabaseVersion="44098" SiteVersion="0"

i cant do this for all the list since site got hundreds of lists. how can i solve this issue

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What exactly is the issue? Is there an error, if so, what? Did existing lists break? Is it only new instance based on the template that are broken? – Dave Wise May 7 at 16:45
Ishan, could you please post the code for systedata.xml? Why don't you just upgrade the Product version from 3 to 4 in manifest.xml, if list templates are merely stp files? – Falak Mahmood May 7 at 17:05
You mentioned that this is a custom list. Do you have list definition for this list installed on the SP2010 farm? – Maksymilian Mulawa May 7 at 20:31
@DaveWise the main issue is i can't edit any views as they are broken and get the generic sharepoint error. Also it is coming up with errors when i try to edit a record field and don't have any data in it eg the title field says "Title field value." – ishan May 8 at 8:39
@FalakMahmood i got hundreds of list in my 2007 project cannot change one by one. the list are not created using stp files they all created from list definitions activated through feature. – ishan May 8 at 8:56
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