What are the differences among LO deltas(Queued,serialized,direct ,Unseril)

Hi friends,
Please tell me what is Difference between Queued delta,serialized, unsterilized, direct delta.
What are deltas We follow in BI7X.
With regards,
Raju.

Hi,
for difference pls chk
Re: reg : BW references

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