what is the difference between the hold documents and park
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Answer Posted / sudha
when data required to complete transaction is incomplete we
can hold the document and we can use document parking to
enter and store incomplete documents.
the major difference is that when we hold the document the
system does not update any account balances where as when
we park the document system update the balances.
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