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Author: jifems

articles/data-share/data-share-troubleshoot.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ author: jifems
 ms.author: jife
 ms.service: data-share
 ms.topic: troubleshooting
-ms.date: 07/30/2020
+ms.date: 08/14/2020
 ---
 
 # Troubleshoot common issues in Azure Data Share 
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ This could be due to the following reasons:
     1. Search for **Microsoft.DataShare**
     1. Click **Register** 
 
-    You'll need to have the [Contributor Azure role](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/role-based-access-control/built-in-roles#contributor) to complete these steps. 
+    You'll need to have the [Azure Contributor role](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/role-based-access-control/built-in-roles#contributor) to the Azure subscription to complete these steps. 
 
 * **Invitation is sent to your email alias instead of your Azure login email.** If you have registered the Azure Data Share service or have already created a Data Share resource in the Azure tenant, but still cannot see the invitation, it maybe because the provider has entered your email alias as recipient instead of your Azure login email address. Contact your data provider and ensure that they have sent the invitation to your Azure login e-mail address and not your e-mail alias.
 

articles/data-share/how-to-configure-mapping.md

@@ -5,31 +5,31 @@ author: jifems
 ms.author: jife
 ms.service: data-share
 ms.topic: how-to
-ms.date: 07/30/2020
+ms.date: 08/14/2020
 ---
 # How to configure a dataset mapping for a received share in Azure Data Share
 
-This article explains how to configure a dataset mapping for a Received Share using Azure Data Share. You'll want to do this if you accepted a data share invitation but opted to "Accept and configure later", or if data is shared in-place. You may want to configure a dataset mapping if you need to change the destination for data being shared with you, or if you want to receive data into a SQL Server. 
+This article explains how to configure a dataset mapping for a Received Share using Azure Data Share. You may want to configure a dataset mapping to specify a target data store where you want to receive data, or if you need to change the target data store.
 
 ## Navigate to a received data share
 
-In the Azure Data Share service, navigate to your received share and select the **Details** tab. 
+In the Azure Data Share service, navigate to your received share and select the **Datasets** tab. 
 
 ![Dataset mapping](./media/dataset-mapping.png "Dataset mapping") 
 
-Check the box next to the dataset you'd like to assign a destination to. Select **Unmap** to unmap the existing mapping. Select **+ Map to target** to choose a new destination store. 
+Check the box next to the dataset you'd like to assign a destination to. Select **+ Map to target** to choose a new destination store. Select **Unmap** first if the dataset is already mapped and you want to change the target data store.
 
 ![Map to target](./media/dataset-map-target.png "Map to target") 
 
-## Select a new target store
+## Select a target store
 
-Select a target data type that you'd like the data to land in. For snapshot-based sharing, any data that already exists in any previously mapped storage accounts will not be automatically moved to the new target store. For in-place sharing, select a data store in the Location specified. The Location is the Azure data center where data provider's source data store is located at.
+Select a target data store type that you'd like the data to land in. For snapshot-based sharing, any data that already exists in any previously mapped storage accounts will not be automatically moved to the new target store. For in-place sharing, select a data store in the Location specified. The Location is the Azure data center where data provider's source data store is located at.
 
 ![Target storage account](./media/dataset-map-target-sql.png "Target storage") 
 
 ## Select a file format (SQL sources only)
 
-If the source data is from a SQL-based source, you can choose which format it is received in. 
+If the source data is from a SQL-based source and you want to receive it as a file, you can choose which format it is received in. 
 
 ![Choose format](./media/sql-file-formats.png "SQL file formats")
 

articles/data-share/media/accept-options.png

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ author: jifems
 ms.author: jife
 ms.service: data-share
 ms.topic: tutorial
-ms.date: 07/30/2020
+ms.date: 08/14/2020
 ---
 # Tutorial: Accept and receive data using Azure Data Share  
 
@@ -87,38 +87,35 @@ Sign in to the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/).
 
    For the **Received Share Name** field, you may leave the default specified by the data provide, or specify a new name for the received share. 
 
-   ![Target data share account](./media/target-data-share.png "Target data share account") 
-
-1. Once you've agreed to the terms of use and specified a location for your share, Select on *Accept and configure*. A share subscription will be created.
-
-   For snapshot-based sharing, the next screen will ask you to select a target storage account for your data to be copied into. 
+   Once you've agreed to the terms of use and specified a Data Share account to manage your received share, Select **Accept and configure**. A share subscription will be created. 
 
    ![Accept options](./media/accept-options.png "Accept options") 
 
-   If you prefer to accept the invitation now but configure your target data store at a later time, select *Accept and configure later*. To continue configuring your storage later, see [configure dataset mappings](how-to-configure-mapping.md) page for detailed steps on how to resume your data share configuration. 
-
-   For in-place sharing, see [configure dataset mappings](how-to-configure-mapping.md) page for detailed steps on how to resume your data share configuration. 
+   This takes you to your the received share in your Data Share account. 
 
    If you don't want to accept the invitation, Select *Reject*. 
 
-## Configure storage
-1. Under *Target Storage Settings*, select the Subscription, Resource group, and storage account that you'd like to receive your data into. 
+## Configure received share
+Follow the steps below to configure where you want to receive data.
+
+1. Select **Datasets** tab. Check the box next to the dataset you'd like to assign a destination to. Select **+ Map to target** to choose a target data store. 
+
+   ![Map to target](./media/dataset-map-target.png "Map to target") 
 
-   ![Target storage settings](./media/target-storage-settings.png "Target storage") 
+1. Select a target data store type that you'd like the data to land in. Any data files or tables in the target data store with the same path and name will be overwritten. 
 
-1. To receive regular update of your data, make sure you enable the snapshot settings. Note that you will only see a snapshot setting schedule if your data provider has included it in the data share. 
+   For in-place sharing, select a data store in the Location specified. The Location is the Azure data center where data provider's source data store is located at. Once dataset is mapped, you can follow the link in the Target Path to access the data.
 
-   ![Snapshot settings](./media/snapshot-settings.png "Snapshot settings") 
+   ![Target storage account](./media/dataset-map-target-sql.png "Target storage") 
 
-1. Select *Save*. 
+1. For snapshot-based sharing, if the data provider has created a snapshot schedule to provide regular update to the data, you can also enable snapshot schedule by selecting the **Snapshot Schedule** tab. Check the box next to the snapshot schedule and select **+ Enable**.
 
-> [!IMPORTANT]
-> If you are receiving SQL-based data and would like to receive that data into a SQL-based source, visit [configure a dataset mapping](how-to-configure-mapping.md) how-to guide to learn how to configure a SQL Server as the destination for your dataset. 
+   ![Enable snapshot schedule](./media/enable-snapshot-schedule.png "Enable snapshot schedule")
 
 ## Trigger a snapshot
 These steps only apply to snapshot-based sharing.
 
-1. You can trigger a snapshot in the Received Shares -> Details tab by selecting **Trigger snapshot**. Here, you can trigger a full or  incremental snapshot of your data. If it is your first time receiving data from your data provider, select full copy. 
+1. You can trigger a snapshot by selecting **Details** tab followed by **Trigger snapshot**. Here, you can trigger a full or  incremental snapshot of your data. If it is your first time receiving data from your data provider, select full copy. 
 
    ![Trigger snapshot](./media/trigger-snapshot.png "Trigger snapshot") 
 
@@ -127,7 +124,7 @@ These steps only apply to snapshot-based sharing.
    ![Consumer datasets](./media/consumer-datasets.png "Consumer dataset mapping") 
 
 ## View history
-To view a history of your snapshots, navigate to Received Shares -> History. Here you'll find a history of all snapshots that were generated for the past 60 days. 
+This step only applies to snapshot-based sharing. To view history of your snapshots, select **History** tab. Here you'll find history of all snapshots that were generated for the past 30 days. 
 
 ## Next steps
 In this tutorial, you learned how to accept and receive an Azure Data Share. To learn more about Azure Data Share concepts, continue to [Concepts: Azure Data Share Terminology](terminology.md).

articles/data-share/media/enable-snapshot-schedule.png

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ ms.service: data-share
 author: jifems
 ms.author: jife
 ms.topic: conceptual
-ms.date: 07/30/2020
+ms.date: 08/14/2020
 ---
 # Supported data stores in Azure Data Share
 
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ The below table details the supported data sources for Azure Data Share.
 | Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 |✓ ||
 | Azure SQL Database |Public Preview | |
 | Azure Synapse Analytics (formerly Azure SQL DW) |Public Preview | |
-| Azure Data Explorer | |Public Preview |
+| Azure Data Explorer | |✓ |
 
 ## Data store support matrix
 
@@ -56,9 +56,7 @@ Sharing from SQL-based sources has pre-requisites related to firewall rules and
 ## Share from Azure Data Explorer
 Azure Data Share supports the ability to share databases in-place from Azure Data Explorer clusters. Data provider can share at the database or cluster level. When shared at database level, data consumer will only be able to access the specific database(s) shared by the data provider. When shared at cluster level, data consumer can access all the databases from the provider's cluster, including any future databases created by the data provider.
 
-To access shared databases, data consumer needs to have its own Azure Data Explorer cluster. Data consumer's Azure Data Explorer cluster needs to locate in the same Azure data center as the data provider's Azure Data Explorer cluster. When sharing relationship is established, Azure Data Share creates a symbolic link between the provider and consumer's Azure Data Explorer clusters.
-
-Azure Data Explorer supports two modes of data ingestion: batch and streaming. Data received from batch in the shared database will appear between a few seconds to a few minutes on the data consumer side. Data received from streaming could take up to 24 hours to appear on the data consumer side. 
+To access shared databases, data consumer needs to have its own Azure Data Explorer cluster. Data consumer's Azure Data Explorer cluster needs to locate in the same Azure data center as the data provider's Azure Data Explorer cluster. When sharing relationship is established, Azure Data Share creates a symbolic link between the provider and consumer's Azure Data Explorer clusters. Data ingested using batch mode into the source Azure Data Explorer cluster will show up on the target cluster within a few seconds to a few minutes.
 
 ## Next steps