Difference Between 11i and R12 in Oracle HRMS only

Dear All,
Kindly Provide the differences between 11i and R12 version of HRMS.
Example in 11i there is Retro by Element and in R12 we are using Enhanced Retro.
Kindly share the Knowledge.
Thanks & Regards,
user13073875

Srini_Chavali wrote:
You will have to go thru the RCD documents to determine the delta differences.
MOS Doc 1302189.1
HTH
Srini
Isn't this doc already referenced many times in the link posted above by VigneswarBattu? -- https://forums.oracle.com/search.jspa?view=content&resultTypes=&dateRange=all&q=11i%20AND%20R12&rankBy=relevance&content…
Thanks,
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