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xdavis24
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Budget Checking Question

HI all,

I am implementing custom workflow into the budget transfer module of our 8.4 implementation. In order to do this, I need to insert my workflow processing after a budget check has occurred. Unfortunately, for budget transfers, there is a 'Process' button which runs the budget check AND then posts the journal. As such, I need to break this into two separate processes. It appears (from looking at the peoplecode for this button) that the button is calling a cobol which in turn calls the budget checking cobol. My question: is the budget check cobol program that is used on expenses or vouchers the same as is used for budget transfers? In other words, is there a single budget checking cobol or do they differ based on the calling module?


The posting process calls FSPQPOST. However, after reviewing this Cobol, I did not see any calls to FSPKBDP1 which is the online budget processor. Nor did I see any calls to FSPKBDP3 (for batch processing) or FSPKBDP2 (called by AppEngine and other Cobols). Does anyone know when\how the budget check is being called beyond the FSPQPOST COBOL?
Thanks,
Xavier

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