Difference between Logistic extraction( Lo Cockpit) and Finance extraction

Hi All,
Can anyone explain me, Why Finance data sources are not included in the LO-COCKPIT. Why logistics data sources are given this much care. Why there is no Filling /Deleting Set up tables in the FI extractors. Can any one explain how the FI extractors pull the data from the base tables.
With Regards,
Naveen

Hi,
Difference starts with Setup table and delta Processes etc.....
Please refer below link
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1169207
Best regards,
Varun gandhi

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