Error MRU in tabluar form - ORA-20001

Dear forum members,
In all my tabular forms I get this error, if I try to submit changes...
Error in mru internal routine: ORA-20001: Error in MRU: row= 1, ORA-20001: ORA-20001: Current version of data in database has changed since user initiated update process. current checksum = "A884FA378C851786DDFE3A33709CB23C", item checksum = "398E2DE6B3BF4B3C87146DF3E49629F8"., update "TM"."IV_SETTINGS" set "SETTINGS_PK" = :b1, "KEY" = :b2, "VALUE" = :b3What's going wrong there?
Best regards,
Johann

the table on which you have build your tabular form is updated elsewhere before you click on update button from your application.
Actually when you see tabular form at runtime, tabular form stores the checksum value for the current set of data.
Now if data has been modified elsewhere checksum number will also be modified by oracle engine.
When you try to click on update button both checksum number will not match and you will get this error.
See from where you data is getting updated elsewhere.

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