Difference b/w 0Account and 0GLAccount attribute in R/3

Hi Gurus,
               I have a question about the difference between 0Account_attr and 0GLAccount_attr datasources. I know that 0Account is used for data consolidation and 0GLAccount is used for operational.
               Please some tell me on what purpose we use this two data sources.
Thanks
Ganesh Reddy.

Hi
Normally 0Account is an individual Account without grouping it to GL and 0GL_Account is assigned to General Ledger
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/6f/97a16a65fb11d3971c006094b969cf/frameset.htm
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