How to suppress message level on FRM-40405 ?

Dear members,
I want to hide "FRM-40405 No changes to apply". used the following
:system.message_level := 25;
commit;
:system.message_level := 5;but still the same message, where am I wrong?
regards:

thanks for your reply,
here is the complete scenario,
I have a form "FORM1" from which, I am opening another form "FORM2". using the following code.
OPEN_FORM('FORM2.FMX', ACTIVATE, NO_SESSION, LIST_ID);when I open the FORM2 and update a field and press exit button it alter " do you want to save changes" on pressing 'Yes" it 2nd time show alter "FRM-40405 no changes to apply".
I want to suppress this alert.
when using open_form with SESSION it don't give any alert.
here I am confused that the alert is coming from where? from FROM1 or FORM2?
I tried all the possible techniques to suppress this alert but couldn't be able to suppress.
Regards:

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