Project Billing - 1 time holds (how does it work)

Can someone tell me how does the 1-time hold works in Project Billing? We thought it puts the items on hold until the invoice have been released to AR and it automatically releases the hold.
However, our users have been reporting some inconsistency in the functionality. My guess is that Oracle will put them on hold until the invoices is APPROVED rather than released.
Please advise.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Dena,
extremely sorry for troubling .......... can u kindly mail me these document .... Accounting entries(Debit/Credit) in Oracle Project Suite , at [email protected]
in advance thanx alot
regards
umais

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