Difference between RL and RLL delivery

Can anybody suggest me:
What is difference between RL and RLL delivery created for PO
And what's the use of these

Hi,
RL - Delivery Type used for Vendor Return w.r.t. Return PO (i.e. PO with 'Return' indicator and MvT 161)
RLL - Delivery Type for Return to Vendor in MIGO with option Return Delivery --> Material Document (GR Doc) with MvT 122
Go to T Code - 0VLK and check field 'Order required' for Delivery Types RL and RLL

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