Join Trouble/Help

Hello,
I have a table "Orders" that has an order in it,
the table has "To_vendorCode, To_VendorInitials" and "From_vendorCode, From_VendorInitials"
| Orders              |
| OrderID             |
| To_vendorCode       |
| To_VendorInitials   |
| From_vendorCode     |
| From_VendorInitials |
| ....                |
_______________________There is another table "VendorInfo" that has the details of all the vendors
| VendorInfo     |
| VendorCode     |
| VendorInitials |
| name           |
| email          |
| phonenumber    |
| ......         |
__________________If I want to return 1 row that has the order
but I want to do a join that contains all the info for the "to" and "from" vendors.
Whats the join to do this?
Thanks

Hi,
Thanks for the response,
That is close but for some reason I am getting 4 records.
Maybe I need to show more of the query, I was trying to keep it less complicated.
SELECT proj.job_number,  
         proj.project_title,  
         UPPER(item.description) AS item_description,  
         cnmt_all_view.accepted_by1,  
         cnmt_all_view.accepted_by2,  
         substr(to_char(cnmt_all_view.accepted_date1,'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0,10) as  accepted_date1,      
         substr(to_char(cnmt_all_view.accepted_date2, 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0,10) as  accepted_date2,
         cnmt_all_view.bill_add_line_1,  
         cnmt_all_view.bill_add_line_2,  
         cnmt_all_view.bill_city,  
         cnmt_all_view.bill_company,  
         concat(' ',cnmt_all_view.bill_postal_code) as bill_postal_code,  
         cnmt_all_view.bill_state,  
         cnmt_all_view.bill_country,  
         substr(to_char(cnmt_all_view.completion_date, 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0,10) as  completion_date,
         cnmt_all_view.description,  
         substr(to_char(cnmt_all_view.document_date, 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0,10) as  document_date,
         cnmt_all_view.document_number,  
         cnmt_all_view.fob_via,  
         cnmt_all_view.from_add_line_1,  
         cnmt_all_view.from_add_line_2,  
         cnmt_all_view.from_city,  
         cnmt_all_view.from_company,  
         concat(' ',cnmt_all_view.from_postal_code) as from_postal_code,  
         cnmt_all_view.from_state,  
         cnmt_all_view.from_country, 
         cnmt_all_view.lump_cost,  
         cnmt_all_view.lump_tax,  
         cnmt_all_view.managers_name,  
         cnmt_all_view.remarks,  
         cnmt_all_view.ship_add_line_1,  
         cnmt_all_view.ship_add_line_2,  
         cnmt_all_view.ship_city,  
         cnmt_all_view.ship_company,  
         concat(' ',cnmt_all_view.ship_postal_code) as ship_postal_code,  
         cnmt_all_view.ship_state,  
         cnmt_all_view.ship_country,  
         cnmt_all_view.terms,  
         cnmt_all_view.total_cost,  
         cnmt_all_view.to_add_line_1,  
         cnmt_all_view.to_add_line_2,  
         cnmt_all_view.to_city,  
         cnmt_all_view.to_company,  
         concat(' ',cnmt_all_view.to_postal_code) as to_postal_code,  
         cnmt_all_view.to_state,  
         cnmt_all_view.to_country,  
         cnmt_all_view.master_key,  
         vi1.office_phone,
         CASE
           WHEN vi1.mobile_phone IS NOT NULL THEN vi1.mobile_phone
        WHEN vi1.office_phone IS NOT NULL THEN vi1.office_phone
      END AS to_contact_number,
         vi1.fax,  
         vi1.mail_address as from_email_address,
         vi2.mail_address as to_email_address,
         cnmt_all_view.unit_tax,  
         cnmt_all_view.unit_cost,  
         cnmt_all_view.freight   
    FROM admuser.cnmt_all_view LEFT OUTER JOIN admuser.item ON cnmt_all_view.item_type = item.acronym,  
         admuser.proj,  
         admuser.vndt vi1,
         admuser.vndt vi2 
   WHERE ( cnmt_all_view.project_name = proj.project_name ) and 
         ( cnmt_all_view.from_vendor = vi1.vendor_code ) and 
         ( cnmt_all_view.from_vendor_ini = vi1.initials ) and
         ( cnmt_all_view.to_vendor = vi2.vendor_code ) and 
         ( cnmt_all_view.to_vendor_ini = vi2.initials ) and   
         ( ( cnmt_all_view.master_key = '4343ggegdg34gsdfg44' ) AND 
         ( vi1.project_name = 'PRJ_CAV' ) )If you need more info let me know.
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