What is park document and held document? (Differences)
Answer Posted / devaraju
Hold document: It is for short term and used when transaction dr or cr is uncertained and generally it is using for external purpose
Ex: Advance from potential customer
parked document: It is for longer period genarally used for internal purpose
Ex: Advance made for employes
We can temporarily park or store this
Document till we get it cleared or store this
parking does not update the account
It is stores the account
FV50 : POST/DELETE
FBV2 : CHANGE
FBV3 : DISPLAY
FBV4 : CHANGE HEADER
FBV5 : DISPLAY CHANGES
FBV6 : REFUSE
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