New Stored Proc For Patch 20 ? SBO_SP_PostTransactionNotice

Does anyone know more information about this stored proc and at what stage it is fired?
I assume it is after an object has been "Added, Updated, closed etc..."
and this will allow us to then perform some actions
Is this correct
Please Help

Hi all,
Just adding some info. The SAP Note 1039449 says the following:
Three new stored procedures were added to the database:
1. SBO_SP_TransactionSupport
2. SBO_SP_PostTransactionNotice
3. SBO_SP_PostTransactionSupport
The stored procedures SBO_SP_TransactionSupport and
SBO_SP_PostTransactionSupport are encoded and cannot be edited by the user.
The stored procedure SBO_SP_PostTransactionNotice is open for editing like
the SBO_SP_TransactionNotification stored procedure.
These stored procedures are executed before and after each transaction in
SAP Business One to ensure the correctness of the transaction.
Still can't find time to test it, but if I understand well (actually I'm hoping this), we can now use the TN to correctly rollback a transaction, and the SBO_SP_PostTransactionNotice to correctly notify about transactions. Any test about this topic will very welcome.
Regards,
Ian

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