Disable Warning Message

Each time I perform an action in Forms, I have the following Message Code ('Do you want to save the changes you have made ?').
For instance, when I perform an execute_Query ...
I would disable these warning Messages ... ?Is it possible ?
Tx in advance,
Xav.

I have to perform a search.
I explain ...
I have a form with 5 tabs in which I have 90 fields. I need to perform a search on 20 of these fields.
So, we have created a sixth tab with these 20 fields (they are on NO Data Base Item).
The user can enter or not a value in the fields and then it click on a button that starts the EXEC_QY function.
So, when the button is pressed. I create the WHERE_CLAUSE of my block, using only the fields that have been entered by the user.

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