QUESTION 3 Match the following... one more time :) - This keyword is used with GROUP BY in order to provide specific conditions for aggregated columns. A. LIKE B. HAVING This database constraint requires that for two matching tables on a primary-foreign key match: All foreign key values that are not null must have a match to a primary key. C. ALTER TABLE D. domain This describes the format of the attribute, such as decimal, varchar, datetime, etc. E. GROUP BY Allows for subtotal queries based on distinct values of a column F. LIMIT or attribute and can be paired with the HAVING clause to make a more specific query. G. referential integrity H. tuples This will bring up the top number of rows in a table. Useful to preview what a table looks like without viewing all rows. Note: This syntax may not work in all DBMS 1. Service-Oriented Architecture