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First Product Purchased Per Customer

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a PostgreSQL query to find the first product each customer purchased on the Apidel Technologies platform. Return the customer, the first order, its timestamp, and the product name. If two orders share the same earliest timestamp for a customer, use the smaller order_id as the tie-breaker.

Schema

customers
ColumnTypeDescription
customer_idINTPrimary key
customer_nameVARCHAR(100)Customer name
orders
ColumnTypeDescription
order_idINTPrimary key
customer_idINTCustomer reference
product_idINTProduct reference
purchased_atTIMESTAMPPurchase timestamp
products
ColumnTypeDescription
product_idINTPrimary key
product_nameVARCHAR(100)Product name
Tablescustomersordersproducts
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