What are the major differences between the 4.7 and ECC5 or 6   ?

Hi Abapers,
                        Can anyb one answer this question ....
what are the major differences between the 4.7 and ECC5 or 6    ?
Thank's,
Siri

Tan,
we have solution for this question on previous pages.

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