Whoops, I messed up. Here are the correct queries needed to disable
the settings:

ProcessFlow.ClientPendingApprovalStateEnabled
    UPDATE CUSTOMER_STATE SET CURRENTLY_IN_USE=0 WHERE STATUS_ID=2;

ProcessFlow.GroupPendingApprovalStateEnabled
    UPDATE CUSTOMER_STATE SET CURRENTLY_IN_USE=0 WHERE STATUS_ID=8;

ProcessFlow.LoanPendingApprovalStateEnabled
    UPDATE ACCOUNT_STATE SET CURRENTLY_IN_USE=0 WHERE ACCOUNT_STATE_ID=2;

ProcessFlow.SavingsPendingApprovalStateEnabled
    UPDATE ACCOUNT_STATE SET CURRENTLY_IN_USE=0 WHERE ACCOUNT_STATE_ID=14;

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Adam Monsen

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