Difference between End User Layer & Business Area

Hi
Can you give me some input on the below
1. End User Layer Vs Business Area
2. Page Detail Table Vs Page Detail Cross tab
3. Can i create a Business Area with the help of a query... if so what is the advantage over the View .
Regards
Yram

Hi Yram,
1. EUL is a group of Business Area's.
2. those are two different kind of tables (like table vs. crosstab) with page items.
you can add the page items after you create the table as well (sheet-> edit
sheet)
3. you can create a folder out of sql (custom folder). you can't create the whole
Business Area out of the sql.
I don't think there is a advantage over view, I prefer views over custom folders,
I use the custom folder mostly for simple sql's such as List Of Values.

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