FRM-10060: Database connection required for retrieveing referenced objects

Hi,
When I open a form, I get this error. This form is referencing a form stored in the database for some item properties. How do I get find out which item is being referenced from the database?. This is quite a big form with lots of blocks & canvases.
Thanks

after pressing OK connect to the database.
I think, Check for the pre-form trigger code.
The objects used in the pre-form trigger might be referenced by the database.

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