What is diff between Global and 2nd Part Global Data in Transformation

Hi,
Does anyone know what the difference between declaring global data in the 'begin of global' data area in the class declaration and the 'begin of 2nd part global' area outside the class...endclass in ABAP routines in a transformation??
Thanks,
Mark

Hello,
In the first global part you can write your declaration or code you want to be able to reach globally
in the tranformation. The 2nd global part will be used for those transformations which are migrated from an update or transfer rule. Routines used there will be automaticaly generated into the 2nd global part.
Best Regards,
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