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Join to the first row in other table

Join to the first row in other table - using CROSS APPLY:

SELECT aId, aInt, Adress, AbitInt 
FROM dbo.aaa

SELECT bId, DateCreated, aId
FROM dbo.bbb
ORDER BY aId, DateCreated

-- for each row in aaa - join to the earliest row in bbb
SELECT a.aId, a.aInt, a.Adress, a.AbitInt, bb.bId, bb.DateCreated
FROM dbo.aaa a
CROSS APPLY
( SELECT TOP 1 bId, DateCreated, aId
FROM dbo.bbb b
WHERE b.aId = a.aId
ORDER BY aId, DateCreated
) bb


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