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Corrected the query syntax and description of one of the troubleshooting queries.
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@PiJoCoder Could you help review this update and let me know your suggestion? Thanks. |
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Looks good to me technically, thanks for the contribution.
We may want to update lines 84 and 97 to be updated from your_cdc_database to <your_cdc_database> to be consistent based on this latest change.
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Thanks for your review and I have made changes as your suggestion in the private PR: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/SupportArticles-docs-pr/pull/8778. Feel free to let me know if any further feedback. Thanks! |
Corrected the query syntax and description of one of the troubleshooting queries.
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