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DOCSP-43936-mongosh-multiple-connections #672

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8 changes: 6 additions & 2 deletions source/embedded-shell.txt
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Expand Up @@ -20,8 +20,12 @@ to test queries and operations in your database.
Open the Embedded MongoDB Shell
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To open the embedded :binary:`mongosh`, click :guilabel:`_MONGOSH`
at the bottom of the |compass| window.
To open the embedded :binary:`mongosh`,you can either:

- Click :guilabel:`>_` on the right of your deployment name in the
:guilabel:`Connections Sidebar`.
- Click :guilabel:`>_Open MongoDB Shell` in the top right of the
:guilabel:`Databases` tab.

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You can actually click this button in any connection-specific tab, and the button has "shell" written in lowercase. Thanks Lauren!

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Fixed!

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I'm not sure if "connection window" is the best way to describe this location since an application window is different from a tab. What would you think of rewording this bullet to the following?

Click >_Open MongoDB shell in the top right of any tab connected to a MongoDB deployment.

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Done!


Use the Embedded MongoDB Shell
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