How to compare the query definiation of two or more queries?

HI Folks.
I am attempting to determine if there is a method by which I can compare query definination of two or more queries or shows me the differences between queries. 
Transaction RSRTQ only give the query details of single query at a time and doesnot do a comparison.
Please let me know a method to undertake this?
Thanks
Uday

There is no straight way of doing this:
I normally open the definitions in 2 sessions and compare them manually.
Hope this helps

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