what is holding a document? why and when to use holding a
document?
why is it necessary?
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Answer Posted / souram
hold document is a incomplete document entering into a
system when complete data is not available. we can held that
document after having full information we can post.
hold document is not giving any updation in the accounts.
for hold document user have to give document number.
i think Transaction code is F-01.
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