Complete the table below by matching each definition with the appropriate SQL clause. A. WHERE B. HAVING C. INNER JOIN D. AS E. UNION F. SELECT G. SELECT DISTINCT H. FROM I. GROUP BY A mandatory clause that is at the start of all SQL retrieval queries G A clause used to return only the values in a result table that are unique A clause used to filter tuples according to some condition or predicate, like selection in relational algebra A. H. A clause that is used to list the tables and any joins required in a query An operator that allows multiple values to be specified in a comparison statement D. An operator used to assign an alias to a table or attribute L. If used it must be the last clause in a query Allows tuples which have the same value for one or more attributes to be grouped together and treated as a unit when using aggregate functions A clause which can be used to filter groups that appear in the final result table An operator used to create a table with all rows from two tables LIKE K. NATURAL JOIN L. ORDER BY M. ON N. IN E