Thanks for looking!
Background
I have virtually no experience with the LAMP stack, but I have recently started an online store that uses OpenCart which is based on the LAMP stack.
The store allows for me to assign reward points to customers and I am giving each new customer 10 points just for creating an account.
Unfortunately, the OpenCart admin GUI only allows me to do this manually, one user at a time.
I do, however, have access to an interface that will allow me to run MySql commands and I would like to solve the problem using this approach.
Within the database created by OpenCart, I have a oc_customer table which contains all of my customers, and then I have a oc_customer_reward table which keys off of the customer id and assigns a new record each time a customer is awarded points. Here is what that looks like:

Question
How do I write a MySql query that will see if a customer from oc_customer does NOT exist in the oc_customer_reward table and IF THEY DO NOT EXIST, then create a record in the oc_customer_reward table (worth 10 points) for that customer?
I am not asking for working code (unless you really want to provide it) and I am willing to do the work myself, but frankly I don’t know where to start. What would be the approach?
UPDATE
Per Olaf’s suggestion, I am able to get all customers NOT in the oc_customer_reward table with his suggested query:
SELECT customer_id
FROM oc_customer
WHERE customer_id NOT
IN (
SELECT customer_id
FROM oc_customer_reward
)
Now, I just need to iterate the results of that query (sorry I am not a database guy!) and insert a row in oc_customer_reward for each of them. Kind of like a foreach loop in C#. Any thoughts?
First find customers not in the reward table:
then take that and insert an entry into the reward table:
This is not tested, but I hope it helps for a start.