DB, Calendar view: Record about rejected sick leave appears in [dbo].[SickLeaveCancellations]

[KuchaLeni]

1. Create sick leave
2. Approve sick leave from step 1 by supervisor
3. Reject approved sick leave

Result:
Record about rejected sick leave appears in [dbo].[SickLeaveCancellations]

Expected result:
Record about rejected sick leave appears in [dbo].[SickLeaveRejects]

[sponkrashin]

@antonm76 , the same question about request. What do you send to server in that case?

[antonm76]

@YaroTs could you please answer @sponkrashin ?

[YaroTs]

@sponkrashin

PUT  /employees/2237/events/Sickleave_23

{
    "calendarEventId": "Sickleave_23",
    "type": "Sickleave",
    "dates": {
        "startDate": "04/15/2019",
        "endDate": "04/18/2019",
        "startWorkingHour": 0,
        "finishWorkingHour": 8
    },
    "status": "Cancelled"
}

[sponkrashin]

This is not correct. Cancelled is when employee cancels it's own event. When event is rejected by supervisor, Rejected status should be sent.

[antonm76]

@KuchaLeni @sponkrashin , it is not possible to Reject already approved sick leave, it is only possible to Cancel it. Supervisor could Reject sick leave the very first time it appears, before it was approved by him or another supervisor.
It is by design, so please tell us what proper behaviour should be.

[KuchaLeni]

Supervisor has the possibility to reject already approved sick leave on employee's profile.

[sponkrashin]

Ok, we are tangled in terms. I'll ask @santee.

[antonm76]

@KuchaLeni "Discard" in this particular case means "Cancelled" status of an event. It was designed this way originally, but I'm not 100% sure it is correct.

[antonm76]

[antonm76]

According to the table of states I attached, approved events can only be cancelled.

[sponkrashin]

@santee has just said that it doesn't really matter for now. He said it another way, not so politeness, but his words had such meaning. So let's postpone this and keep it as is now.