>>Hi everybody,
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>>We have a form with a pageframe with 9 pages. One of the pages called pageAction, that has a cntAction on it. There is a button called Name Search in this container.
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>>Here is a code snippet from that button:
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>>*** Update status code
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>>            thisform.cntMainInfo.cboStatusCodes.displayvalue = m.lcNewStatusCode
>>            thisform.lStatusCodeChanged = .T.
>> 			thisform.oBizObj.lCascadeMessages = .F.
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>>            if m.llRetVal and thisform.oBizObj.save() = FILE_OK

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>>E.g. we set displayvalue of the combobox that belongs to the container on the form itself (this container is located bellow the pageframe) and then save the data. I also would like to mention that the lcNewStatusCode is a system status code that is displayed in the combobox as disabled item.
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>>Now, when we try to close the form the question is asked: "Do you want to Save?" This question should not appear since the data is already saved
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>Are you sure ?
>Are you certain that the saving routine resets the state of the view ?
>What does it do? TABLEUPDATE (.T. ) ?
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Yes, it does tableupdate.

>(we can answer Yes or No, it would make no difference). Do you know why GetNextModified() function reports a change here while new status code is already saved?
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>What value does he/she return GETFLDSTATE(-1)?
>Which field does it result modified?
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It reports the combo's field as modified. However, even if I answer NO on the question to Save, the change is already saved. In other words, this question should not appear, since the data are indeed saved. I have the same behavior in another simpler form. I interactively change the combobox value, then press the Cancel button that does tablerevert() and then again the question is asked: do you want to save? There is nothing to save.

>If you remove
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>thisform.cntMainInfo.cboStatusCodes.displayvalue = m.lcNewStatusCode
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>doesn't the problem appear?

I may play with different value instead of this. If I remove combo's displayvalue, there would be nothing to save.