Update docs/t-sql/queries/output-clause-transact-sql.md

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 ### J. Using OUTPUT and OUTPUT INTO in a single statement  
- The following example deletes rows in the `ProductProductPhoto` table based on search criteria defined in the `FROM` clause of `DELETE` statement. The `OUTPUT INTO` clause returns columns from the table being deleted (`deleted.ProductID`, `deleted.ProductPhotoID`) and columns from the `Product` table to the `@MyTableVar` `table` variable. The `Product` table is used in the `FROM` clause to specify the rows to delete. The `OUTPUT` clause returns the `deleted.ProductID`, `deleted.ProductPhotoID` columns and the date and time the row was deleted from the `ProductProductPhoto` table to the calling application.  
+ The following example deletes rows in the `ProductProductPhoto` table based on search criteria defined in the `FROM` clause of `DELETE` statement. The `OUTPUT INTO` clause returns columns from the table being deleted (`deleted.ProductID`, `deleted.ProductPhotoID`) and columns from the `Product` table to the `@MyTableVar` table variable. The `Product` table is used in the `FROM` clause to specify the rows to delete. The `OUTPUT` clause returns the `deleted.ProductID`, `deleted.ProductPhotoID` columns and the date and time the row was deleted from the `ProductProductPhoto` table to the calling application.  
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 ```sql
 USE AdventureWorks2012;