add_working_with_data_docs #2567
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| 1. In the first cell, use the required Nuget package from above. Make sure this has it's own cell and run it. | ||
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| 1. Add another C# cell and use the corresponding `#!connect` command from above to establish your connection and run the cell. | ||
| - The `--kernel-name` parameter is used to alias your data connection. This is the name you'd like to refer to this connection as while you continue to work in your notebook. It will become available in the dynamic kernel picker in the bottom right of cells. |
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nit nit: The as can be dropped - "refer to this connection as while you continue"
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I think it is needed...reads weird to me without it
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| >`#!share --from connection-alias` name | ||
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| *Note: The kernel the variable is being shared **to** is determined by the selection of the dynamic kernel picker in the bottom right of each cell. |
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nit: Did you mean to bold the Note?
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No, just put an asterisk next to it. Do you think it needs to be bolded?
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Nope, I was trying to find if there is a cross-reference to a * earlier but couldn't find one, so I assumed that was something you'd want bolded. Please feel free to resolve this.
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| ## Examples | ||
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| MS SQL Example |
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consider: For someone to re-use these examples, could we also put in the code for the statements here?
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I can upload the mini notebooks in our samples and link them here when i'm back
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