>From the following SQL, I obtain some video information in regards to the video purchased by a user, when the video is part of a program. A program contains multiple videos.
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>SELECT Program.Numero,Program.Active,Program.Title,Program.Notes_E,Program.Notes_F,Program.NoMaster,;
> Master.FirstName,Master.LastName,MasterType.Title_E AS MasterType_E,MasterType.Title_F AS MasterType_F,Video.Url,Video.Numero AS PrimaryKey;
> FROM Program;
> INNER JOIN Master ON Program.NoMaster=Master.Numero;
> INNER JOIN MasterType ON Master.NoMasterT=MasterType.Numero;
> INNER JOIN Video ON Program.Numero=Video.NoProgram;
> INNER JOIN InvoiceI ON Video.Numero=InvoiceI.NoVideo;
> INNER JOIN Invoice ON InvoiceI.NoInvoice=Invoice.Numero;
> WHERE Program.Active AND Invoice.AddUser=1;
> ORDER BY Program.Title
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>This works well. For each purchased video part of a program, I obtain the program information, the related master information as well as the video information.
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>What I need to do from this SQL is to get the first video of the program. So, if a program contains video 11, 13, 33, 45 and the user purchases video 13 and 33, I need to obtain 11 because this video ID was created the first one in the program. Based on that SQL result, what can I add to achieve that?

SELECT Program.Numero,Program.Active,Program.Title,Program.Notes_E,Program.Notes_F,Program.NoMaster,;
 Master.FirstName,Master.LastName,MasterType.Title_E AS MasterType_E,MasterType.Title_F AS MasterType_F,Video.Url,Video.Numero AS PrimaryKey;
 FROM Program;
 INNER JOIN Master ON Program.NoMaster=Master.Numero;
 INNER JOIN MasterType ON Master.NoMasterT=MasterType.Numero;
 INNER JOIN Video ON Program.Numero=Video.NoProgram;
 INNER JOIN InvoiceI ON Video.Numero=InvoiceI.NoVideo;
 INNER JOIN Invoice ON InvoiceI.NoInvoice=Invoice.Numero;
 WHERE Program.Active AND Invoice.AddUser=1;
 AND Video.Numero=(SELECT MIN(Numero) FROM Video V WHERE V.NoProgram=Video.NoProgram);
 ORDER BY Program.Title

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