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Asked: June 11, 20262026-06-11T11:52:48+00:00 2026-06-11T11:52:48+00:00

I have a database that contains transaction records. Each record belongs to a chain

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I have a database that contains transaction records. Each record belongs to a chain of transactions, and these have an TCID (Transaction Chain ID) that they share. Each transactions contains a sender and a receiver. What I need to do is check to see if the final receiving user in a chain is ever the same as the first sender in another chain.

Currently, my MySQL query returns records where the final receiver is in any transaction of another chain, not just the first. I need to limit this strictly to final receiver and first sender.

I tried using group by, order by, and limit 1, but these are applied after the query finds some records. Here’s the query I had tried so far:

SELECT TCID FROM transactions WHERE senderUID = '$receiverUID' GROUP BY TCID LIMIT 1

Anyone know of a way that I can search only the senderUID of the first (lowest TID) record in a group (TCID)?

Thanks for your help!

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    2026-06-11T11:52:49+00:00Added an answer on June 11, 2026 at 11:52 am

    This should hopefully get you in the right direction –

    //Gets rows where senderUID is the first (lowest TID) record in group
    SELECT a.* 
    FROM test a 
    WHERE a.senderUID = '$receiverUID'
    AND NOT EXISTS (select * from test where TCID = a.TCID and id < a.id and senderUID != '$receiverUID')
    GROUP BY TCID
    
    UNION
    
    //Gets rows where senderUID is the same as the last receiverUID of TCID
    SELECT b.* 
    FROM test b
    WHERE b.receiverUID = '$receiverUID'
    AND NOT EXISTS (select * from test where TCID = b.TCID and id > b.id and receiverUID != '$receiverUID')
    GROUP BY TCID
    

    So as simple example I have the following table-

    table data

    And so if I set $receiverUID = 1, I get 2 rows where senderUID was the first in a TCID group (1,9), and 3 rows where that senderUID was the receiverUID in a TCID group (4,7,8)

    TCID group for senderUID/receiverUID as 1

    And you could add a LIMIT 1 if you wanted to only get 1 row where the senderUID was the first in a TCID group (1)/(4,7,8)

    SELECT a.* 
    FROM test a 
    WHERE a.senderUID = '$receiverUID'
    AND NOT EXISTS (select * from test where TCID = a.TCID and id < a.id and senderUID != '$receiverUID')
    GROUP BY TCID LIMIT 1
    

    TCID group for senderUID/receiverUID as 1, limit only first row senderUID

    Same idea if I set $receiverUID = 2 (3,11)/(6,10)

    TCID group for senderUID/receiverUID as 2

    and with LIMIT 1 (3)/(6,10)

    TCID group for senderUID/receiverUID as 2, limit only first row senderUID

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