FRM-40405, No Changes To Apply Message

Environment : Forms 9i, Web, 9iAS
Whenever a transaction is made, The "No changes to Apply" message is get displayed and then the transaction is applied and saved message appears.
How can i get ride to the First message?
ON-ERROR trigger containss the following code
if error_type = 'FRM' and error_code = 40405 then
     null;
else
message(error_code ||':'||error_text,no_acknowledge);
end if;
Eben then, No change to Apply message Appears.

This is happening for all the Forms in our Application Just a guess...
Sounds like you are running your forms from a "master form" using OPEN_FORM(form_name, ACTIVATE, NO_SESSION); This will do the commit on both the called form and the calling form (and that's where the FRM-40405 comes from). You can use OPEN_FORM(form_name, ACTIVATE, SESSION); but this will create a new session for each form being called.
Try the CALL_FORM built-in instead.
Hope this helps (if my guess is wrong, forget it:)
Gerald Krieger

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