Oracle 10.2.0.3.0; Windows 2003 Server

These selects are against a table with over 3 million rows. SRV_DATE_FROM/
PERSON_ID/ SERVICE_TYPE_CODE and DATA_SOURCE comprise a primary key on a
table the rows from these selects will be loaded into.

Is ordering the returned rows so the primary key with the lowest value
MEMBER_KEY and MEMBER_SYSTEM_KEY rows get inserted first any less/more
efficient than using a MIN function on the two columns and not ordering the
rows?

Any duplicates that would be attempted to be inserted into the table would
be trapped and written to an error table regardless of which select is used.

SELECT #1

     SELECT srv_date_from,
            person_id,
            service_type_code,
            data_source,
            member_key,
            member_system_key
       FROM t_aa_tb
      ORDER BY srv_date_from,
               person_id,
               service_type_code,
               data_source,
               member_key,
               member_system_key;

SELECT #2

     SELECT srv_date_from,
            person_id,
            service_type_code,
            data_source,
            MIN(member_key),
            MIN(member_system_key)
       FROM t_aa_tb;