Using Packages › Reject a Package

Reject a Package

You can reject a package if it does not meet standards. If a member of a group rejects a package, that particular user must approve the package to remove the rejection; the approval of another user in the group does not override it. If it is necessary to override a rejection, a second approval process can be added.

Follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the package you want to reject.
2. Right-click the package, and select approve process from the shortcut menu.

   The approve process dialog appears and lists the package you selected.

   Note: The lowercase italic text indicates the process dialog name by the process type, since the process execution dialog names differ to each site.

3. (Optional) Do one of the following to add or remove a package from the rejection list:
   • Click Add (the plus [+] sign) to open the Select Packages dialog from which you can select packages in the current state. Click OK.
   • Click Remove (the minus [-] sign) after selecting a package.

   The selected packages are added or removed from the rejection list.

4. Select Reject from the Options group on the dialog.
5. (Optional) Click the tabs to enter and view information:

   Comment

   Specifies comments.

   Note

   Provides notes about the process.

   Click OK.

   The package is rejected.