What is the difference between Leave & Absence Type.

Hi Experts,
What is the difference between Leave & Absence Type.
if so What are the configuration steps need to be maintained for Leave Types.
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Rajesh

your talking abt 0005 leave entitlements right
as far as i know that is not being used right now
for maintain the absence type
Check the node TM>Manageing time accounts and Recording
there check Absence type and Absence Quota type
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Since i have not got the reply i am posting this queation again.
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