To find Manager id based on Project id

Hi ABAPers,
This is kishore. I am new to ABAP-HR
Can any one tell me the logic based on Project-id (of its type HRP1001-OBJID) to find the Manager id, Manager Name, Manager Email.
I know the logic find name and mail-id, but I need Manger id of corresponding Project.
Any one having working knowledge on PS module I hope they have good idea about this
Please help me in the format of sample code or Function Modules.
Thanks In advance
Kishore kumar

Hi
Actually projectid and their relation objectid avialble in
PROJ table .But Based on that how to find corresponding
project manager id.I hope i give clear information to u.
regards,
kishore.

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