Differences Between ECC5.0 and ECC6.0 in Controlling

Sir.
can you Explain?
Differences Between ECC5.0 and ECC6.0 in Controlling
Regards

Hi There,
Check the below link:-
[http://solutionbrowser.erp.sap.fmpmedia.com/Search.aspx]
here enter your source system and target system and the differences will be listed.
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Gaurav

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