Change description of -i parameter

SvenAelterman · web-flow · commit 643a797f93ad · 2018-01-01T17:24:21.000-06:00
The description of the -i parameter was confusing. I have a default SQL instance, but the SQL Server 2017 Reporting Services silent installation created a name SSRS instance (name "SSRS"). Without specifying the -i parameter (because I am using a default SQL instance), I received a WMI error. When I specified "-i SSRS" in the command line, it worked. It set the database to use in the default SQL Server instance.
diff --git a/docs/reporting-services/tools/rsconfig-utility-ssrs.md b/docs/reporting-services/tools/rsconfig-utility-ssrs.md
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ rsconfig {-?}
 |**-e**|Required if **-c** argument is not used.|Specifies the unattended report execution account.<br /><br /> This argument does not take a value. However, you must include additional arguments on the command line to specify that values that are encrypted in the configuration file.<br /><br /> Arguments that you can specify with **-e** include **-u** and **-p**. You can also set **-t**.|  
 |**-m**  *computername*|Required if you are configuring a remote report server instance.|Specifies the name of the computer that is hosting the report server. If this argument is omitted, the default is **localhost**.|  
 |**-s**  *servername*|Required.|Specifies the [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] instance that hosts the report server database.|  
-|**-i**  *instancename*|Required if you are using named instances.|If you used a named [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] instance to host the report server database, this value specifies the named instance.|  
+|**-i**  *instancename*|Required if you are using named instances.|If you used a named Reporting Services, this value specifies the named instance.|  
 |**-d**  *databasename*|Required.|Specifies the name of the report server database.|  
 |**-a**  *authmethod*|Required.|Specifies the authentication method that the report server uses to connect to the report server database. Valid values are **Windows** or **SQL** (this argument is not case-sensitive).<br /><br /> **Windows** specifies that the report server use Windows Authentication.<br /><br /> **SQL** specifies that the report server use SQL Server Authentication.|  
 |**-u**  *[domain\\]username*|Required with **-e** Optional with **-c**.|Specifies a user account for the report server database connection or for the unattended account.<br /><br /> For **rsconfig -e**, this argument is required. It must be a domain user account.<br /><br /> For **rsconfig -c** and **-a SQL**, this argument must specify a [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] login.<br /><br /> For **rsconfig -c** and **-a Windows**, this argument may specify a domain user, a built-in account, or service account credentials. If you are specifying a domain account, specify *domain* and *username* in the format *domain\username*. If you are using a built-in account, this argument is optional. If you want to use service account credentials, omit this argument.|  
