When closing the Form "Do you want to save changes" window

Hi
I have a Master-Detail form where in my POST-QUERY trigger i am changing the LOV non-database item field to some value. When I just select Master record(NOT in query mode) my detail records pop up in the detail block. This is done by EXECUTE_QUERY in WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE trigger in Detail Block. But when i close the form it asks me to save changes even though i haven't changed anything. I have this statement in POST-QUERY Trigger
SET_RECORD_PROPERTY(:SYSTEM.TRIGGER_RECORD,:SYSTEM.TRIGGER_BLOCK,STATUS,QUERY_STATUS); This issue does not happen in QUERY-MODE.
I tried both Set_Item_Property('BLOCK.CODE',ITEM_IS_VALID,PROPERTY_TRUE); this property in the POST_QUERY and Set_Item_Property('item_name',VALIDATE_FROM_LIST,PROPERTY_TRUE); in QUERY-MASTER-DETAILS trigger but it didn't work.
please help
thanks

Hi!
I think, beause the message "Do you want to save the changes ..." has no error number,
you will not get to catch it on a form level on-message-trigger.
Better find out, why the record status changed.
- Look to a post-query trigger that fills or changes a database item
- change the Validate From List item Property to No
- check for a when-validate-item or post-change trigger on items with a lov that has the Validate From List item Property set to Yes
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