What does the SQL JOIN clause do?OptionsSorts rows in a tableDeletes rows from a tableCombines rows from two or more tablesInserts rows into a table

What does the SQL INNER JOIN do?OptionsRetrieves only the matching rows between two tablesRetrieves all rows from one table and matching rows from anotherRetrieves all rows from both tables, regardless of matchingRetrieves some rows from one table and matching rows from another

What is the purpose of the SQL UNION operator?OptionsDeletes rows from a tableCombines rows from two or more tables, removing duplicatesCombines rows from two or more tables, including duplicatesSorts rows in a table

What does the SQL SELECT DISTINCT statement do?OptionsDeletes duplicate rows from a tableUpdates distinct values in a tableInserts distinct rows into a tableRetrieves unique values from a column

What is the purpose of the SQL JOIN operation?OptionsTo combine rows from two or more tables based on a related column between themTo filter rows based on a specified conditionTo group rows based on a common attributeTo sort the result set in ascending order

What is the purpose of the SQL HAVING clause?OptionsTo filter rows from a tableTo filter rows after groupingTo join two or more tablesTo sort rows in a table