Select ALL TRUE statements about SQL queries.

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All SQL Aggregate functions change the columns in database permanently.

The WHERE clause never separates the data into different groups.

Whitespace and capitalization do not matter in SQL queries.

The AS keyword allows a column or calculation to be renamed.

The WHERE clause filters rows in original table and the HAVING clause filters groups.

A SQL query does not always need a SELECT or FROM clause.

In a SELECT clause, you choose which rows to include in the query.