Difference between * and ALL field values?

Greetings to all,
Here is an intresting question. For a particular authorization object of a role, I see that it has a field value of ALL for a specific field. Is this same as * or is there any subtle difference between the two. This is in ECC 5.0.I would greatly appreciate a discussion. Thanks.

i have also seen the value ALL in some roles in my org...
Object:C_PRPS_USR (PS: Model for User Field Authorization for WBS elements)
Field:USR10_1 (User field with 10 characters)
Value: ALL
If ALL means value ALL then what is the significance of it in the above field?
Pls throw some light...
thankx
Sachin

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