Avoid auto close(ststem forms)

Hi,
I want to restrict auto close of system form.
While adding Business partner . after inserting datas sucussfullly form is getting closed.
I want active form.How i can restirct this auto close
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Firos.C

If pVal.EventType = SAPbouiCOM.BoEventTypes.et_FORM_CLOSE And pVal.Action_Success = False And pVal.FormType = "141" Then
BubbleEvent = False
End if
The above code stops closing of purchase order i.e. 141.On the close event of the form use BubbleEvent = False to restrict form closing.

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