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Change CLUSTER_ID to CLUSTER_NAME #156

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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions docs/modules/ROOT/pages/get-started.adoc
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Expand Up @@ -156,16 +156,16 @@ If installed, the installed version of the Hazelcast CLC client displays.

. In the *Quick Connection Guide*, go to step 2 and run the `clc config import` command to import the configuration of your {hazelcast-cloud} cluster.

. Now execute the following command to connect the Hazelcast CLC to your cluster. Replace the placeholder `$CLUSTER_ID`. You can find the cluster ID on the dashboard of your cluster under *Cluster Details*.
. Now execute the following command to connect the Hazelcast CLC to your cluster. Replace the placeholder `$CLUSTER_NAME`. You can find the cluster ID on the dashboard of your cluster under *Cluster Details*.
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```bash
clc -c pr-$CLUSTER_ID
clc -c pr-$CLUSTER_NAME
```
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A CLC prompt is displayed:
+
```
pr-$CLUSTER_ID>
pr-$CLUSTER_NAME>
```
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The Hazelcast CLC client is successfully connected to your cluster.
Expand All @@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ The Hazelcast CLC client is successfully connected to your cluster.
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[source,bash]
----
clc sql -c pr-$CLUSTER_ID "CREATE OR REPLACE MAPPING cities (
clc sql -c pr-$CLUSTER_NAME "CREATE OR REPLACE MAPPING cities (
__key INT,
country VARCHAR,
city VARCHAR,
Expand All @@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ type IMap OPTIONS('keyFormat'='int', 'valueFormat'='json-flat');"
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[source,bash]
----
clc sql -c pr-$CLUSTER_ID "INSERT INTO cities VALUES
clc sql -c pr-$CLUSTER_NAME "INSERT INTO cities VALUES
(1, 'United Kingdom','London', 9540576),
(2, 'United Kingdom','Manchester', 2770434),
(3, 'United States', 'New York', 19223191),
Expand All @@ -213,16 +213,16 @@ Now that you have some data in your cluster, you can query it using CLC. In the

NOTE: Ensure that there is a semi-colon (;) at the end of each SQL query. If this is omitted, CLC assumes that you are entering a multi-line query.

If CLC is not connected, enter the following command replacing the `$CLUSTER_ID` placeholder with your cluster ID:
If CLC is not connected, enter the following command replacing the `$CLUSTER_NAME` placeholder with your cluster ID:

```bash
clc -c pr-$CLUSTER_ID
clc -c pr-$CLUSTER_NAME
```

A CLC prompt is displayed:

```
pr-$CLUSTER_ID>
pr-$CLUSTER_NAME>
```

NOTE: You can find the cluster ID on the dashboard of your cluster under *Cluster Details*.
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