BAPI Diff between Creat and Create from Data

Hi All,
for Sales order creation we have Many BAPI function module.
how can i decide which module shoud i use ..a
and what is the diff bw create and create from data function module.
And i have read some where about BAPI --- ' acces to SAP applications from Third party can only by means of BAPI's.'..
it means can't third party call RFC's in SAP.
if they can call RFC's why BAPI.
i met this question in so many Situations.
But i didnt get clear answer for this.
could u pls help me.
Thanks in advance.
Jeyaseelan.G

hi jeyaseelan guru,
there no difference actually ...between a create bapi and create from data() bapi...
open business object type kna1 in swo1 and see that differeence lies in the versions .....double click on create method under the methods node u will find tat create bapi used from the release 30a and create from data bapi used from the release from 45a.......... based on the versions it offer more features ............
so, try to use a bapi of newer version
The BAPI Create() or CreateFromData() creates an instance of an SAP business object type, for example, a purchase order. These BAPIs are class methods.
reward points if helpful.....
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