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Approval Processes can also be defined using a start date and/or an end date where the rules are considered to be “effective”. If the current processing as of date falls within the time frame specified (or after the start if the end date is not provided or before the end date if the start date is not provided) the approval is considered effective.
Approval processes can also be defined using a start date and/or an end date where the rules are considered to be “effective”. If the current processing as of date falls within the time frame specified (or after the start if the end date is not provided or before the end date if the start date is not provided) the approval is considered effective.
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When you have more than one Approval Process for any given Approval Type that are differentiated by using where clauses, in order to ensure that they are processed properly, they must be given a processing priority.
When you have more than one approval process for any given approval type that are differentiated by using where clauses, in order to ensure that they are processed properly, they must be given a processing priority.
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Within the Approval Type of Personnel Actions there are many PA Types and within each PA Type there can be many Approval Processes.
Each Approval Process within each PA Type will need to follow a specific processing Priority, so can break them down into Series.
Within the Approval Type of Personnel Actions there are many PA types and within each PA type there can be many approval processes.
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Each approval process within each PA type will need to follow a specific processing Priority, so can break them down into a series.
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