For all entries from 2 tables that have no common key

Hello
I have the next querry that i want to write in abap
AUFK -
>aufk-aufnr = afko- aufnr----> AFKO        
AUFK---->aufk-pspel = afvc-projn -
>AFVC      
AFKO-----> afko-rsnum = resb-rsnum   -
> RESB
AFVC-----> afvc-aufpl = resb-aufpl       -
> RESB
AFVC-----> afvc-vornr = resb-vornr      -
> RESB
So that i have to start with AUFK and from there i read AFKO and AFVC  and with the entries from AFKO and AFVC i have to do a select on RESB.
How can i do this
select from RESB
for all entries in AFKO
   where ...
for all entries in AFVC
   where...  ?
I do not have any common key between AFVC and AFKO. How can i select the correct entries from RESB?
I have to mention that i have 1-1 entries for AUFK and AFKO
                                       and 1-N entries for AUFK and AFVC
Thank you

Why don't you use afko-aufpl = afvc-aufpl ?
Regards,
Raymond

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