>My purpose of running such code is exactly to find why GetFldState reports a change when there was no visible change (I only opened a form and then pressed close at the upper right corner).
Then check at what position of GetFldState(-1) there is a "change", and check that specific field. If it is at the 4th. position, check the old and the new value of the 3rd. field (remember, the first byte of GetFldState(-1) indicates the deleted status).
This will only tell you whether there really was a change or not, not WHY there supposedly is a change. For the latter, you may want to put a breakpoint, when condition is true:
"2" $ GetFldState(-1).
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