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docs: fixed indexes, links and translation #2348

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docs: try to fixed the link
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michelle-qinqin committed Aug 9, 2022
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| [`SELECT Clause`](#selectexprlist) | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | A list of projection operations, generally including column names, expressions, or ‘*’ for all columns. |
| [`FROM Clause`](#tablerefs) | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | The FROM clause indicates the data source.<br />The data source can be one table (`select * from t;`) or multiple tables that LAST JOIN together (see [JOIN CLAUSE](../dql/JOIN_CLAUSE.md)) or no table ( `select 1+1;`), see [NO_TABLE SELECT](../dql/NO_TABLE_SELECT_CLAUSE.md) |
| [`JOIN` Clause](../dql/JOIN_CLAUSE.md) | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | The JOIN clause indicates that the data source comes from multiple joined tables. OpenMLDB currently only supports LAST JOIN. For Online Request Mode, please follow [the specification of LAST JOIN under Online Request Mode](../deployment_manage/ONLINE_SERVING_REQUIREMENTS.md#online-servinglast-join) |
| [`JOIN` Clause](../dql/JOIN_CLAUSE.md) | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | The JOIN clause indicates that the data source comes from multiple joined tables. OpenMLDB currently only supports LAST JOIN. For Online Request Mode, please follow [the specification of LAST JOIN under Online Request Mode](../deployment_manage/ONLINE_SERVING_REQUIREMENTS.md#The Usage Specification of LAST JOIN Under Online Serving) |
| [`WHERE` Clause](../dql/WHERE_CLAUSE.md) | **``✓``** | **``✓``** | | The WHERE clause is used to set filter conditions, and only the data that meets the conditions will be included in the query result. |
| [`GROUP BY` Clause](../dql/GROUP_BY_CLAUSE.md) | **``✓``** | | | The GROUP BY clause is used to group the query results.The grouping conditions only support simple columns. |
| [`HAVING` Clause](../dql/HAVING_CLAUSE.md) | **``✓``** | | | The HAVING clause is similar to the WHERE clause. The HAVING clause filters data after GROUP BY, and the WHERE clause is used to filter records before aggregation. | |
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