Difference in Line manager and Devlopment manager

Hi Folks,
Can somebody please tell me that what is the difference between, Line manager and
Devlopment Manager?
Where do we find them?As i searched in IMG under transaction PPOME that is for
organisation and staffing,but there were positions like pool manager,staffing manager ,resources but couldn't find Line Manager and Devlopment manager.
I am using PTT(system,client 002).
Please answer.
Thanks and Regards
Anshu Jha

Hi rajiv,
Thanks for telling that PPOMA_CRM transaction.But there is also one transaction called RPM_EMPDATA ,which can be usedin PTT system, client 002,026. That displays resources and users.Once you fill the user name as(remote_catt) for example , and activate it(F8),it will show overview of employee data.There we can find line manager.But, i don't understand who is the person whose name should be put there ?
Thanks for your ans wer and find out more if you can help me in that.
Thanks
Anshu

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