Primary Index on CDHDR table not working

Hi Experts,
I am accessing the Table CDHDR with following fields in the WHERE clause of the SELECT Query (For All Enrteis).
OBJECTCLAS----
>'EINKBELEG'
OBJECTID----
>Here I am passing Purchase order No
TCODE----
>'ME21N'
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>'I'
I haven't involved the field MANDANT which is also the one of the Key fields of this Table so do I need to involve this field also in WHERE Clause??
This SELECT Query is taking lot of time in production system.
Please suggest me.
Regards,
Jagesh

Hi Kartik,
Thanks for your so fast reply.
I asked for the MANDANT field inclusion in WHERE clause only becuase generally table Contains MANDT field and Open SQL statements automatically include MANDT field = SY_MANDT and not MANDANT.
Thats why I was confused and I have check the fm ME_CHANGES_READ. it gives the Details of PO Changes and not PO creation.
I have used the table CDHDR for getting the Purchase order creation time for a Current day.
If I get the same from any other table then i can avoid CDHDR.
Please suggest.
Regards,

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