Differences between Siebel Analytics and OBIEE

Hello Experts,
Can anyone explain me what are the major differences between Siebel Analytics and OBIEE. I know that the look & feel and cost have got some changes. Other than that can any one tell me any functionality changes or enhancements that took place?
Thanks in Advance

Just looking at the OBIEE platform, I think one of the major differences between Siebel Analytics (7.8) and OBIEE (10.1.x) from a functional point of view is that Oracle added/integrated BI Publisher in OBIEE.
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Stijn

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tell me about sy-tabix and sy-index?what is the difference between sy-tabix and sy-index?
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