Relation and field ( or relational field) between VBRP + VBAP

hi all,
can anyone pls tell me the  relation and field ( or relational field)between VBRP + VBAP

Hi,
  U can make use of VBFA  (Sales document flow)table for this.
If you have the billing document number and item then provide them in the subsequent document (VBELN) and item(POSNN) fields of VBFA table and provide the preceding doc category as 'C' to get the sales order information.
Similarly if u have the sales order number and item then pass them to the preceding doc and item fields of VBFA and pass the subsequent doc category as 'M' so that u will get the billing doc number.
thasnks and regard

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