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Applying a hold to an order or order line stops the workflow processing

  1. True

  2. False
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Explanation

Applying a hold on an order or order line immediately stops all automated workflow processing for that item. The hold prevents any further progress through the fulfillment cycle until it is manually released by an authorized user.

AI explanation

This statement is True, not False. Applying a hold to a sales order or an order line in Oracle Order Management stops that order or line from progressing through its workflow (orchestration) processing — the system halts activity at the held task until the hold is released, at which point processing resumes.

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