Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/sql-docs-pr into sugg

Author: markingmyname

docs/database-engine/configure-windows/configure-sql-server-encryption.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ description: This article describes how to configure a SQL Server instance to en
 author: sevend2
 ms.author: v-sidong
 ms.reviewer: sureshka, randolphwest
-ms.date: 03/13/2023
+ms.date: 02/02/2024
 ms.service: sql
 ms.subservice: configuration
 ms.topic: conceptual
@@ -142,3 +142,21 @@ GO
 ```
 
 The `encrypt_option` column is a Boolean value indicating whether encryption is enabled for this connection. If the value is `TRUE`, the connection is securely encrypted. If the value is `FALSE`, the connection isn't encrypted.
+
+### SQL Server certificate behavior with permissions
+
+The SQL Server service detects and uses the certificate automatically for encryption if all of the following conditions are true:
+
+- The certificate has a subject that contains the FQDN of the machine
+- The certificate is installed in the Local Computer's certificate store
+- The SQL Server service account is granted access to the certificate's private key
+
+This use happens even if the certificate is not selected in SQL Server Configuration Manager. 
+
+To override this behavior, either:
+
+- Configure another certificate to be used in the SQL Server Configuration Manager
+
+  or
+
+- Remove the SQL Server service account permissions to the undesired certificate

docs/database-engine/install-windows/install-sql-server-using-a-configuration-file.md

@@ -26,6 +26,9 @@ Setup supports the use of the configuration file only through the [command promp
 
  The configuration file can be used to track the parameters and values for each installation. This makes the configuration file useful for verifying and auditing the installations.
 
+> [!TIP]
+> Since configuration options may change from version to version, it's best to generate a new `ConfigurationFile.ini` for each new version of SQL Server. 
+
 ## Configuration file structure
 
  The `ConfigurationFile.ini` file is a text file with parameters (name/value pair) and descriptive comments.

docs/reporting-services/media/ssrs-tutorial-datadriven-subscription-status-reportmanager.png

@@ -17,32 +17,32 @@ Custom maps require two files:
 * An .SHP file for shape geometries  
 * A .DBF file for metadata  
 
-Read more about [custom maps in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/custom-maps-in-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md).  
+For more information about custom maps, see [Custom maps in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/custom-maps-in-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md).  
 
-Store the two files in the same folder. The file names of the two must match (e.g., canada.shp and canada.dbf). The first column of the metadata (DBF file) is used to match with the key value of the corresponding shape's name (key), to be used when populating the map with data.
+Store the two files in the same folder. The file names of the two must match, for example, `canada.shp` and `canada.dbf`. The first column of the metadata in the DBF file is used to match with the key value of the corresponding shape's name, or key. This value is to be used when populating the map with data.
 
 ## Load a custom map  
 
 1. On the **Layout** tab, select a map type: **Gradient Heat Map**, **Range Stop Heat Map**, or **Bubble Map**, drag it to the design surface, and make it the size you want.  
 
-   ![SSMRP_MapsGallery](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-mapsgallery.png)  
+   :::image type="content" source="../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-mapsgallery.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the Maps gallery with the Bubble Map highlighted.":::
 
-2. In **Layout** view > **Visual Properties** panel > **Map**, select **Custom Map From File**.   
+1. In **Layout** view, select the **Visual Properties** panel, choose **Map**, and then select **Custom Map From File**.   
 
-   ![SSMRP_SelectCustomMap](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-selectcustommap.png)  
+   :::image type="content" source="../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-selectcustommap.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the option to select a custom map highlighted.":::  
 
-3. In the **Open** dialog box, browse to the location of the SHP and DBF files and select both of them.   
+1. In the **Open** dialog, browse to the location of the SHP and DBF files and select both of them.   
 
-   ![SSMRP_SelectDBFandSHP](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-selectdbfandshp.png)  
+   :::image type="content" source="../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-selectdbfandshp.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the selected SHP and DBF files.":::   
 
 ## Connect data to a custom map  
 When you first add the custom map to your report, [!INCLUDE[SS_MobileReptPub_Short](../../includes/ss-mobilereptpub-short.md)] populates it with simulated geography data.  
 
-![SSMRP_MapsData](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-mapsdata.png)  
+:::image type="content" source="../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/ssmrp-mapsdata.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the simulated geography table.":::  
 
 Displaying real data in your custom map is the same as displaying data in the built-in maps. Follow the steps in [Maps in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/maps-in-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md) to display your data.  
 
-### See also  
+### Related content
 - [Custom maps in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/custom-maps-in-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md)  
 - [Maps in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/maps-in-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md)  
 - [Create and publish mobile reports with SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/create-mobile-reports-with-sql-server-mobile-report-publisher.md)   

docs/reporting-services/mobile-reports/add-a-custom-map-to-a-reporting-services-mobile-report.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: "Add data grids to mobile reports | Reporting Services"
+title: "Add data grids to mobile reports"
 description: You can present data in a grid in SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher. Choose a simple data grid, an indicator data grid, or a chart data grid.
 author: maggiesMSFT
 ms.author: maggies
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ ms.subservice: mobile-reports
 ms.topic: conceptual
 ms.custom: updatefrequency5
 ---
-# Add data grids to mobile reports | Reporting Services
+# Add data grids to mobile reports
 
 [!INCLUDE [ssrs-mobile-report-deprecated](../../includes/ssrs-mobile-report-deprecated.md)]
 
@@ -19,61 +19,63 @@ Sometimes the best visualization is the data itself. Learn about the three *data
 * Chart data grid
 
 ## Simple data grid
-The most basic, the simple data grid, can display multiple columns of data with custom formatting and headers. 
+The simple data grid can display multiple columns of data with custom formatting and headers. 
+
+:::image type="content" source="../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/mobile-report-simple-data-grid.png" alt-text="Screenshot of a mobile report simple data grid.":::
 
-![Screenshot of a mobile report simple data grid.](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/mobile-report-simple-data-grid.png)
 
 After you add a data grid to the design surface, you can connect it to real data.
 
-1. Drag a simple data grid from the **Layout** tab to the design grid and make it the size you want.
+1. Drag a data grid from the **Layout** tab to the design grid and make it the size you want.
 
-2. Get [data from Excel or a shared dataset](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/data-for-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md).
+1. Get [data from Excel or a shared dataset](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/data-for-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md).
 
-3. Select the **Data** tab, and in the **Data properties** pane, under **Data for the grid view** select a data table.
+1. Select the **Data** tab. 
 
-4. In the **Columns** pane, select the columns you want. Reorder and rename them and set their format and aggregation. 
+1. In the **Data properties** pane, under **Data for the grid view**, select a data table.
+
+1. In the **Columns** pane, select the columns you want. Reorder and rename them and set their format and aggregation. 
 
- 
 ##  Indicator data grid
 You can add columns with gauges to an indicator data grid.
 
-![Screenshot of a mobile report indicator data grid.](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/mobile-report-indicator-data-grid.png)
+:::image type="content" source="../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/mobile-report-indicator-data-grid.png" alt-text="Screenshot of a mobile report indicator data grid.":::
 
 1. Drag an indicator data grid from the **Layout** tab to the design grid and make it the size you want.
 
-2. On the **Data** tab in the **Columns** pane, select **Add gauge column**. 
+1. On the **Data** tab in the **Columns** pane, select **Add gauge column**. 
 
-3. Select **Options**, then select a **Gauge type**. 
+1. Select **Options**, then select a **Gauge type**. 
 
-4. Set the **Value** and **Comparison** fields and **Value direction**, just as in [gauges you add directly to your mobile report](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/add-gauges-to-mobile-reports-reporting-services.md).
+1. Set the **Value** and **Comparison** fields and **Value direction**, as in [Gauges you add directly to your mobile report](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/add-gauges-to-mobile-reports-reporting-services.md).
 
 The data grid automatically feeds the gauge only the data specific to that row of the data grid.  
 
 ## Chart data grid
 You can add you can add columns with either gauges or charts to a chart data grid. 
 
-![Screenshot of a mobile report chart data grid.](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/mobile-report-chart-data-grid.png)
+:::image type="content" source="../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/media/mobile-report-chart-data-grid.png" alt-text="Screenshot of a mobile report chart data grid.":::
 
 When you add a chart column to a data grid, you need to add a separate data table to provide data for the chart in each row. This second data table needs to share a field with the main data table, to link each row to its associated chart data. 
 
 1. Drag a chart data grid from the **Layout** tab to the design grid and make it the size you want.
 
 2. On the **Data** tab in the **Columns** pane, select **Add chart column**. 
 
-3. Get [data from Excel or a shared dataset](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/data-for-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md) to add a second data table that shares a field with the main data table, if you haven't done so already.
+3. Get [data from Excel or a shared dataset](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/data-for-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md) to add a second data table that shares a field with the main data table. Do this step if you haven't already.
 
-4. Under **Data properties**, select the main data table in **Data for the Grid View**, then select the second table in **Reference Data for Chart Visualizations**.
+4. Under **Data properties**, select the main data table in **Data for the Grid View**. Then, select the second table in **Reference Data for Chart Visualizations**.
 
 5. Select **Options**, then select **Chart type**.
 
 6. Select **Chart data field**, **Source lookup**, and **Destination lookup**. 
    These three properties determine how the data grid provides data to each chart in the column.
 
    *   **Source lookup** is set to a field in the data table in **Data for the Grid View**. This field acts as a per-row filter applied to the chart reference data table to provide data to the embedded chart for each row. 
-   * **Destination lookup** is the field in the data table in **Reference data for chart visualizations**. The data for the chart in each row will be joined on those two fields.   
+   * **Destination lookup** is the field in the data table in **Reference data for chart visualizations**. The data for the chart in each row is joined on those two fields.   
    * **Chart data field** determines which metric in the **Reference data for chart visualizations** data table to use as the y-axis value or series in the chart in each row.  
 
-## See also 
+## Related content 
 * [Maps in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/maps-in-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md)
 * [Navigators in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/add-navigators-to-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md)
 * [Visualizations in Reporting Services mobile reports](../../reporting-services/mobile-reports/add-visualizations-to-reporting-services-mobile-reports.md)