What's the tables to find the relationship between OPT and SUV

Dear CRMers,
Now, we're trying to find the tables to get the Survey and Answer of Survey to certain opportunity. Any one could give me the details. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Best Regard
Gerald

Hi Gerald,
Below is the list of tables which may be useful for both lead and Opportunity, but maintenance of this table is not possible through SM30, You can change the maintenance status in the ABAP Dictionary (SE11).
CRMC_SVY_LEAD
CRMC_SVY_LEAD_T
CRMC_SVY_OPPT
CRMC_SVY_OPPT_T
These below tables store the values and also the questionnaire id.
KLAH: Attribute Set Name, ID
INOB: Object ID, BP Number
KSSK: Object ID, Attribute set ID
CABN: Attribute ID and name
CAWN: Attribute name and values
AUSP: BP GUID, Attribute Name, Value, Object ID
CRM_SVY_DB_SV and CRM_SVY_DB_SVS. These tables contain the actual survey response but encrypted in XML format.
Hope the above info may help you.
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