Differences between Time ticket (CO11N) and Time Event (CO19)

Hi Guru
Could you please briefly explain differences in between Time ticket (CO11N) and Time Event (CO19) during Prd Ord confirmation?
I tried searching for relevant material but could not get any.
Please advise

Dear Lyonie,
In my understanding CO11N, is generally used to confirm the production execution at operation level or sub operation level or
normally for milestone operation confirmation.Automatic Goos movement can also be performed when this T Code is executed.
There is no track of exact setup start time,end time,execution start time and end time.
Using CO19,we can track the or post the exact or actual setup start time,setup end time,processing start time,end time for each
operation.
More related to Time Eevnt confirmation,
Time Event Confirmations  
Every confirmed time event is assigned internally to a record type group:
Setup times are assigned to record type group 1.
Processing times are assigned to record type group 2.
Teardown times are assigned to record type group 3.
Each record type group can be assigned to one or more parameters in the standard value key for the work center (for example machine time). (See Customizing in Production ® Basic data ®Work center ® General data ® Standard value ® Define standard value key). The link between time event and parameter ensures that the calculated duration counts as an activity (for example, when calculating the actual costs of the operation.
The processing of an operation requires both machine time and labor time. The time event confirmation for the processing section of the operation can take effect on activity u2018machine timeu2019 and on u2018processing timeu2019, if you enter record type group u20182u2019 for the parameters u2018machineu2019 and u2018laboru2019 in the standard value key.
You can only confirm quantities when you confirm processing time events.
You can only confirm activities that cannot be assigned to a particular record type group (Set-up, processing, teardown) by using the time event u2018Variable activityu2019. The confirmed value is assigned to corresponding value in the standard value key parameters.
Regards
S Mangalraj

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