Schema Difference in R12/11i and Fusion Apps.

Hi Team,
I am not sure if its a question for this forum or not, please let us know if we need to post to different forum.
We are searching the difference for the, 11i and R12 and fusion apps Schema, we are working on migration project from 11i for Fusion apps need these document to understand what is there.
Thanks
Vipin
Accenture India

Details of the Fusion schema can be found in OER, if you are looking for a list of differences between the data models of EBS / Fusion, I am not aware of such list.
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https://blogs.oracle.com/fadevrel/

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