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Author: CarlRabeler

docs/dma/dma-commandline.md

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ DmaCmd.exe /AssessmentName="string"
 |`/FeatureDiscoveryReportJson`    | Path to the feature discovery JSON report. If this file is generated, then it can be used to run target readiness assessment again without connecting to source. | N
 |`/ImportFeatureDiscoveryReportJson`    | Path to the feature discovery JSON report created earlier. Instead of source connections, this file will be used.   | N
 |`/EnableAssessmentUploadToAzureMigrate`    | Enables uploading and publishing assessment results to Azure Migrate   | N
-|`/AzureCloudEnvironment`    |Selects the Azure cloud environment to connect to, default is Azure Public Cloud. Supported values: Azure (default), AzureChina, AzureGermany,AzureUSGovernment.   | N 
+|`/AzureCloudEnvironment`    |Selects the Azure cloud environment to connect to, default is Azure Public Cloud. Supported values: Azure (default), AzureChina, AzureGermany, AzureUSGovernment.   | N 
 |`/SubscriptionId`    |Azure subscription ID.   | Y <br> (Required if EnableAssessmentUploadToAzureMigrate argument is specified)
 |`/AzureMigrateProjectName`    |The Azure Migrate Project name to upload assessment results to.   | Y <br> (Required if EnableAssessmentUploadToAzureMigrate argument is specified)
 |`/ResourceGroupName`    |Azure Migrate resource group name.   | Y <br> (Required if EnableAssessmentUploadToAzureMigrate argument is specified)
@@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ These commands support recommendations for both Azure SQL Database single databa
 |`/SkuRecommendationSubscriptionId` | The subscription ID. | Y <br> (For the latest prices)
 |`/SkuRecommendationDatabasesToRecommend` | Space-separated list of databases to recommend for (e.g. “Database1” “Database2” “Database3”). Names are case-sensitive and must be surrounded by double-quotes. If omitted, recommendations are provided for all databases. | N
 |`/AzureAuthenticationTenantId` | The authentication tenant. | Y <br> (For the latest prices)
-|`/AzureAuthenticationClientId` | The client ID of the AAD app used for authentication. | Y <br> (For the latest prices)
+|`/AzureAuthenticationClientId` | The client ID of the Azure AD app used for authentication. | Y <br> (For the latest prices)
 |`/AzureAuthenticationInteractiveAuthentication` | Set to true to pop up the window. | Y <br> (For the latest prices) <br>(Pick one of the 3 authentication options - option 1)
 |`/AzureAuthenticationCertificateStoreLocation` | Set to the certificate store location (e.g. "CurrentUser"). | Y <br>(For the latest prices) <br> (Pick one of the 3 authentication options - option 2)
 |`/AzureAuthenticationCertificateThumbprint` | Set to the cert thumbprint. | Y <br> (For the latest prices) <br>(Pick one of the 3 authentication options - option 2)

docs/ssdt/database-project-settings.md

@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ The Extended Verification feature can also be used when developing an applicatio
   
 2.  In **Properties**, change the **Extended T-SQL Verification** property to **False**.  
 
-![File Properties](../ssdt/media/ssdt-evf.gif "File Properties")  
+    ![File Properties](../ssdt/media/ssdt-evf.gif "File Properties")  
 
 ### Special Considerations for Collations  
 For more information regarding collations in partially contained databases, see [Contained Database Collations](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ff929080%28v=sql.110%29.aspx).  

docs/ssma/access/connecting-to-azure-sql-db-accesstosql.md

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ Your connection to SQL Azure stays active until you close the project. When you
 
 The procedure for reconnecting to SQL Azure is the same as the procedure for establishing a connection.  
 
-## Next Step  
+## Next steps  
 The next step in the migration depends on your project needs:  
 
 -   To customize the mapping between Access schemas and Azure SQL Database, see [Mapping Access Databases to SQL Server Schemas](mapping-source-and-target-databases-accesstosql.md).  

docs/ssma/access/converting-access-database-objects-accesstosql.md

@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ After you convert Access metadata to [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnov
 
 You can now view the changes in the code on the **SQL** tab.  
 
-## Next Step  
+## Next steps  
 The next step in the migration process is [load converted database objects into SQL Server](loading-converted-database-objects-into-sql-server-accesstosql.md)  
 
 ## See Also  

docs/ssma/access/executing-the-ssma-console-accesstosql.md

@@ -396,7 +396,7 @@ or
 
 migrate-data  
 
-1. Migrates the source data to the target.  
+- Migrates the source data to the target.  
 
 **Script**
 
@@ -540,27 +540,27 @@ The default console output setting for the migration commands is 'Full' output r
 
 synchronize-target  
 
-1. Synchronizes the target objects with the target database.  
+- Synchronizes the target objects with the target database.  
 
-2. If this command is executed against the source database, you get an error.  
+- If this command is executed against the source database, you get an error.  
 
-3. If the target database connection is not performed before executing this command or the connection to the target database server fails during the command execution, an error is generated and the console application exits.  
+- If the target database connection is not performed before executing this command or the connection to the target database server fails during the command execution, an error is generated and the console application exits.  
 
 **Script**
 
-1. `object-name:` Specifies the target object(s) considered for synchronizing with target database (It can have individual object names or a group object name).  
+- `object-name:` Specifies the target object(s) considered for synchronizing with target database (It can have individual object names or a group object name).  
 
-2. `object-type:` Specifies the type of the object specified in the object-name attribute (if object category is specified then object type will be "category").  
+- `object-type:` Specifies the type of the object specified in the object-name attribute (if object category is specified then object type will be "category").  
 
-3. `on-error:` Specifies whether to specify synchronization errors as warnings or error. Available options for on-error:  
+- `on-error:` Specifies whether to specify synchronization errors as warnings or error. Available options for on-error:  
 
     - report-total-as-warning  
 
     - report-each-as-warning  
 
     - fail-script  
 
-4. `report-errors-to:` Specifies location of error report for the synchronization operation (optional attribute)           if only folder path is given, then file by name **TargetSynchronizationReport.XML** is created.  
+- `report-errors-to:` Specifies location of error report for the synchronization operation (optional attribute)           if only folder path is given, then file by name **TargetSynchronizationReport.XML** is created.  
 
 **Syntax Example:**  
 
@@ -616,19 +616,19 @@ refresh-from-database
 
 Requires one or several metabase nodes as command line parameter.  
 
-1. `object-name:` Specifies the source object(s) considered for refreshing from source database (It can have individual object names or a group object name).  
+- `object-name:` Specifies the source object(s) considered for refreshing from source database (It can have individual object names or a group object name).  
 
-2. `object-type:` Specifies the type of the object specified in the object-name attribute (if object category is specified then object type will be "category").  
+- `object-type:` Specifies the type of the object specified in the object-name attribute (if object category is specified then object type will be "category").  
 
-3. `on-error:` Specifies whether to specify refresh errors as warnings or error. Available options for on-error:  
+- `on-error:` Specifies whether to specify refresh errors as warnings or error. Available options for on-error:  
 
     - report-total-as-warning  
 
     - report-each-as-warning  
 
     - fail-script  
 
-4. `report-errors-to:` Specifies location of error report for the refresh operation (optional attribute) if only folder path is given, then file by name **SourceDBRefreshReport.XML** is created.  
+- `report-errors-to:` Specifies location of error report for the refresh operation (optional attribute) if only folder path is given, then file by name **SourceDBRefreshReport.XML** is created.  
 
 **Syntax Example:**  
 
@@ -726,7 +726,7 @@ or
 </save-as-script>  
 ```  
 
-## Next Steps
+## Next steps
 
 For information on command line options, see [Command Line Options in SSMA Console &#40;AccessToSQL&#41;](../../ssma/access/command-line-options-in-ssma-console-accesstosql.md) .  
 

docs/ssma/access/migration-wizard-accesstosql.md

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ On the Connect to [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] page
 > As soon as the connection succeeds, you will encounter **Link Tables** page where you have an option of linking the tables. Click **Next** and the migration starts.  
   
 ## Connect to SQL Azure Page  
-On the Connect to SQL Azure page, you specify connection properties, and then connect to SQL Azure. To create a new azure database, you can do so by using **Create Azure Database** option that appears on the click of **Browse** button. For more information, see [Connect to SQL Azure](connect-to-azure-sql-db-accesstosql.md)  
+On the Connect to SQL Azure page, you specify connection properties, and then connect to SQL Azure. To create a new Azure database, you can do so by using **Create Azure Database** option that appears on the click of **Browse** button. For more information, see [Connect to SQL Azure](connect-to-azure-sql-db-accesstosql.md)  
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]  
 > As soon as the connection succeeds, you will encounter **Link Tables** page where you have an option of linking the tables. Click **Next** button on the Links page to start migration.  

docs/ssma/mysql/mapping-mysql-and-sql-server-data-types-mysqltosql.md

@@ -62,9 +62,9 @@ When you view the **Type Mapping** tab in SSMA, the background is color-coded to
 
     This lets you customize the data mapping for smaller and larger values of the same data type. Under **Target type**, select the target SQL Server or SQL Azure data type.  
 
-    1.  Some types require a target data type length. If required, enter the new data length in the **Replace With** box, and then click **OK**.  
+    -  Some types require a target data type length. If required, enter the new data length in the **Replace With** box, and then click **OK**.  
 
-    2.  Some types require a target data type **precision** and **scale**. If required, enter the new precision and scale in the **Replace With** box, and then click **OK**.  
+    -  Some types require a target data type **precision** and **scale**. If required, enter the new precision and scale in the **Replace With** box, and then click **OK**.  
 
 -   **To remove a data type mapping, do the following:**