Dynamic and Static Postings, Explain the Differences in
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Answer Posted / choudary
Dynamic posting: It will give the effect on the financial
status of the organisation once u post the document.Eg:f-
02,f-22 and f-42 (All Normal Postings in these screens)
Static Posting: It doesn't give anu such effect on the
financial status of the org even you post a document in
this mode. Eg: Document on hold
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Choudary
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