Difference : Transacion and Screen

Hi everybody,
Can anyone tell me the difference between Transaction variant n screen variant?
I know ab screen variant, but do we really often use Transaction variant? How is it helpful?
Please clear my doubts.
Points will be given.
Thanks&Regards,
Seevangi

Hi,
A transaction variant is a reference to a set of screen variants.You can create any number of screen variants for a screen. The transaction variant consists of these screen variants.
In transaction variants, you select entries to start the transaction in CALL mode.
You can create different kinds of transaction variants for an SAP transaction:
A standard variant
Any number of normal transaction variants.
The standard variant is executes at runtime instead of SAP delivered transaction. No new tcode is required.
A normal transaction variant will be called with its own transaction code of type variant transaction.
A screen variant is an independent Repository object, which has a unique name in the system. The name is constructed as follows:
Variant name
Client
Screen Number
Here you specify whether or not field contents should be copied to the screen variant. You can set various attributes for the individula fields:
You can undo or hide the input status of a field
Regards
Abhijeet

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