Difference between BADI Notif_Event_Save and Notif_Event_Post

Dear Experts,
What is the difference between BADI -  Notif_Event_Save and Notif_Event_Post? Please update.
Regards,
Tushar

Hi,
I haven't done this but have you tried to set the field CT_IWQMSM-STTXT - System Status for Notification? Maybe you just need to set this field to TSRL - Task Released.
Regards

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