Planning 11.1.1.3 application comparison, and some BR questions

1) Does anyone know how to compare 2 versions of the same Classic 11.1.1.3 Planning apps? Hiearchies, forms? Lets say, I have QA and DEV versions, and I want to see if they are in sync/identical? I remember that Ver 9 had Manage Models option in Administration menu that with some tricking was doing comparison of the two models (their file xtracts), but can't find anything like that in v 11.
2) Anyone knows the way to easily export the code of BRs into a file? The export XML doesn't always have the readable code in it, so its not reliable. Any suggestions?
3) Speaking of BRs, I've realised that in order to re-import BRs using XML export-import, I need first to delete all (to-be-reimported) BRs form my target server. Doing it one by one in EAS can be time consuming. Any easier way to delete BRs in bulks?
Thanks,
smilo

For exporting the rules to a flat file have a read of :- Re: Exporting Hyperion Business Rules as Text files
Deleting classic business rules has always been a pain, if only they developed a multi select, well it won't happen now because calc mangler is around.
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http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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  • Looking for volunteers to write application comparison articles

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    We'd like to use this page as the starting point:
    http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Common_Apps
    Don't use it for the comparisons themselves, but put a link to the articles under the correct category. The page is already good as it is, although it needs both more entries and to be linked to in the Archwiki Table of Contents for higher visibility (please).
    Of course the articles are not for flame wars or opinions. It's a place where users can go to get a good general view of how apps stack up against each other.
    Report back any progress made here.

    skottish wrote:
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    PDF viewers and document viewers should probably be lumped together because almost all document viewers can view PDF files. Image viewers should get their own page. Same with terminal emulators.
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