Creating SAP QUERY - question about tables in buisness transactions.

Hello.
I am pretty new to SAP.
I want to create a query, as i so far have successfully done by creating a join in transaction SQVI.
I am useing several tables;
CRMD_ORDERADM_H
CRMD_ORDERADM_I
CRMD_ORDER_INDEX
I have two questions.
1: I try to join CRMD_ORDER_INDEX-PARTNER_NO with BUT000-PARTNER, but it won't do the trick. After a join like this i would like to join BUT000 with ADRC . Can someone explain how i could do this?
2: I want join CRMD_ORDERADM_I with all the partners for the specific Item. (sold-to-party, shipping-party and so on). Can anyone tell me which table(s) i can find this in, and what fields to join.
I will appreciate any answer to this

Hi,
For the second question, enter your transaction number ( Object ID ) into CRMD_ORDERADM_H table. Pass the guid to table CRMD_LINK.
Take set guid from CRMD_LINK and pass it to CRMD_PARTNER.
You will get all the partners in that transaction
regards,
Prashant
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