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[Docs] Add ; for proper sql syntax #875

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion README.md
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Expand Up @@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ And then:
spark-sql> SELECT user_id, quickstart_returns_v1_refund_amt_sum_30d, quickstart_purchases_v1_purchase_price_sum_14d, quickstart_users_v1_email_verified from default.quickstart_training_set_v1 limit 100;
```

Note that this only selects a few columns. You can also run a `select * from default.quickstart_training_set_v1 limit 100` to see all columns, however, note that the table is quite wide and the results might not be very readable on your screen.
Note that this only selects a few columns. You can also run a `select * from default.quickstart_training_set_v1 limit 100;` to see all columns, however, note that the table is quite wide and the results might not be very readable on your screen.

To exit the sql shell you can run:

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/source/getting_started/Tutorial.md
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Expand Up @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ And then:
spark-sql> SELECT user_id, quickstart_returns_v1_refund_amt_sum_30d, quickstart_purchases_v1_purchase_price_sum_14d, quickstart_users_v1_email_verified from default.quickstart_training_set_v1 limit 100;
```

Note that this only selects a few columns. You can also run a `select * from default.quickstart_training_set_v1 limit 100` to see all columns, however, note that the table is quite wide and the results might not be very readable on your screen.
Note that this only selects a few columns. You can also run a `select * from default.quickstart_training_set_v1 limit 100;` to see all columns, however, note that the table is quite wide and the results might not be very readable on your screen.

To exit the sql shell you can run:

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