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* Where can people go to understand what the Lookup Options do and how to apply it to their use case?  
* Where can people go to understand what the Lookup Options do and how to apply it to their use case?  
** I now see it's located at the bottom of the page. I would note somewhere that the information will be at the bottom of the page or maybe link to the section in the article.  
** I now see it's located at the bottom of the page. I would note somewhere that the information will be at the bottom of the page or maybe link to the section in the article.  
* Under "Test a Database Lookup" what is "appropriate data"?  
* Under "Test a Database Lookup" what is "appropriate data"?
* Under "Step by Step Query Edit" #6 says "you" when it should be "your".  
** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''
* Step by Step Query Edit supademo: "Add a space after the "SELECT" claue" should be clause. The error is also in the AI voiceover.  
* Under "Step by Step Query Edit" #6 says "you" when it should be "your".
* Step by Step Query Edit supademo: Two of the slides have the AI voice over saying "Press Pace" instead of "Press Space".  
** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''
* Step by Step Query Edit supademo: "Add a space after the "SELECT" claue" should be clause. The error is also in the AI voiceover.
** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''
* Step by Step Query Edit supademo: Two of the slides have the AI voice over saying "Press Pace" instead of "Press Space".
** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''
* "How Fields are Populated" second to last bullet point "Data types" should be "Data Types".
* "How Fields are Populated" second to last bullet point "Data types" should be "Data Types".
** '''Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed'''
=== Devon 10/22/2025 ===
* In the SQL Queries Supademos, the bot reads SQL Query as "S-Q-L Query" and AS Clause as "A-S Clause." It's minor, but I think it would be a good idea to edit the voiceover so the bot reads the terms as how humans would say it. It's jarring to the ear otherwise.
** Dylan 10/30/2025 It's probably ok if the bot reads S-Q-L instead of "sea quill" or "seek wool" or whatever phonetic pronunciation you want to attempt. S-Q-L is an accepted pronunciation. But this is a good catch for the AS clause. You should get the bot to read that as "as".

Latest revision as of 07:45, 30 October 2025

Reanna Patton 10/22/2025

  • Where can people go to understand what the Lookup Options do and how to apply it to their use case?
    • I now see it's located at the bottom of the page. I would note somewhere that the information will be at the bottom of the page or maybe link to the section in the article.
  • Under "Test a Database Lookup" what is "appropriate data"?
    • Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed
  • Under "Step by Step Query Edit" #6 says "you" when it should be "your".
    • Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed
  • Step by Step Query Edit supademo: "Add a space after the "SELECT" claue" should be clause. The error is also in the AI voiceover.
    • Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed
  • Step by Step Query Edit supademo: Two of the slides have the AI voice over saying "Press Pace" instead of "Press Space".
    • Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed
  • "How Fields are Populated" second to last bullet point "Data types" should be "Data Types".
    • Randall Kinard 10/28/2025 - addressed

Devon 10/22/2025

  • In the SQL Queries Supademos, the bot reads SQL Query as "S-Q-L Query" and AS Clause as "A-S Clause." It's minor, but I think it would be a good idea to edit the voiceover so the bot reads the terms as how humans would say it. It's jarring to the ear otherwise.
    • Dylan 10/30/2025 It's probably ok if the bot reads S-Q-L instead of "sea quill" or "seek wool" or whatever phonetic pronunciation you want to attempt. S-Q-L is an accepted pronunciation. But this is a good catch for the AS clause. You should get the bot to read that as "as".