Please match the keyword or operator from the list below to its correct SQL explanation and syntax in the table. Replace ? with a correct option from the following list: HAVING clause, ORDER BY clause, LIMIT clause, Inbuilt Aggregate Functions, GROUP BY clause, WHERE clause Keyword/Operator Explanation Syntax ? Limit the number of rows to be displayed SELECT * FROM LIMIT ; ? To filter rows   SELECT * FROM WHERE ; ? To sort the rows of the table   SELECT * FROM ORDER BY ASC|DESC; ? Summarize information from multiple rows and display it as single row   SELECT (), () FROM   Function names include SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX, AVG ? To display summary information by groups   SELECT , (), () FROM GROUP BY ; ? To filter results of aggregated table   SELECT , (), () FROM GROUP BY HAVING ;

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Please match the keyword or operator from the list below to its correct SQL explanation and syntax in the table.

Replace ? with a correct option from the following list: HAVING clause, ORDER BY clause, LIMIT clause, Inbuilt Aggregate Functions, GROUP BY clause, WHERE clause

Keyword/Operator

Explanation

Syntax

?

Limit the number of rows to be displayed

SELECT * FROM <table name>

LIMIT <number of rows>;

?

To filter rows

 

SELECT * FROM <table name>

WHERE <condition>;

?

To sort the rows of the table

 

SELECT * FROM <table name>

ORDER BY <column name(s)> ASC|DESC;

?

Summarize information from multiple rows and display it as single row

 

SELECT <function name 1> (<column name 1>), <function name 2> (<column name 2>)

FROM <table name>

 

Function names include SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX, AVG

?

To display summary information by groups

 

SELECT <grouping attribute>,

<FUNCTION1> (<column name 1>),

<FUNCTION2> (<column name 2>)

FROM <table name>

GROUP BY <grouping attribute>;

?

To filter results of aggregated table

 

SELECT <grouping attribute>,

<FUNCTION1> (<column name 1>),

<FUNCTION2> (<column name 2>)

FROM <table name>

GROUP BY <grouping attribute>

HAVING <condition>;

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