Difference between Special GL and New GL

Dear SAP Gurus,
                        What is the difference between Special GL and New GL?
Thanks & Regards,
Sim

Dear Sim
If I understood logically, then your question actually refer to special purpose ledger, right ?
If so both are almost same. Both are for you to depict parallel accounting in your SAP system by storing posting data for the various accounting principles in separate ledgers.
Whereas special purpose ledger is more custome developed (data is stored in 'Z' table), whereas New GL is more standardised from SAP as well as advanced when compared to special purpose ledger.
Hope I understood correctly your question and gave some useful input.
Regards
Siva

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