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|[Edit in your browser](#githubui)| Good for small, quick edits of any topic. |
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|[Edit locally with tools](#tools)| Good for more complex edits, edits involving multiple files, and frequent contributions to docs.microsoft.com. |
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|[Edit in your browser](#githubui)| Good for small, quick edits of any article. |
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|[Edit locally with tools](#tools)| Good for more complex edits, edits involving multiple articles, and frequent contributions to docs.microsoft.com. |
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## <aid="githubui"></a> Edit in your browser
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The following steps provide an overview of making simple edits to SQL erver content in your browser. The complete process is documented in the article, [GitHub contribution workflow for minor or infrequent changes](https://docs.microsoft.com/contribute/contribute/light-workflow).
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The following steps provide an overview of making simple edits to SQL Server content in your browser. The complete process is documented in the article, [GitHub contribution workflow for minor or infrequent changes](https://docs.microsoft.com/contribute/contribute/light-workflow).
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1. Every article, including this one, has an **Edit** button on the right. Click **Edit** to get started.
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All of the content on docs.microsoft.com is managed in various GitHub Repositories. When you click the edit button, you are taken to the article in either the **sql-docs**or **azure-docs** repositories depending on the topic you are editing.
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All of the content on docs.microsoft.com is managed in various GitHub Repositories. When you click the edit button, you are taken to the article in the **sql-docs**repository. Or, if you are editing a SQL article in the Azure documentation, you are taken to the **azure-docs** repository.
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1. Next, click on the pencil icon at the top-right of the article in GitHub.
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## <aid="tools"></a> Edit locally with tools
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Another editing option is to fork the **sql-docs** or **azure-docs** repositories and clone it locally to your machine. You can then use a Markdown editor and a git client to submit the changes. This workflows is good for edits that are more complex or involve multiple files. It is also good for frequent contributors to docs.microsoft.com.
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Another editing option is to fork the **sql-docs** or **azure-docs** repositories and clone it locally to your machine. You can then use a Markdown editor and a git client to submit the changes. This workflow is good for edits that are more complex or involve multiple files. It is also good for frequent contributors to docs.microsoft.com.
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To contribute with this method, see the following articles:
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This section provides some additional guidance on working in the **sql-docs** repository.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> The informartion in this section is specific to **sql-docs**. If you are editing a SQL topic in the Azure documentation, see [the Readme for the azure-docs repository on GitHub](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/blob/master/README.md).
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> The information in this section is specific to **sql-docs**. If you are editing a SQL article in the Azure documentation, see [the Readme for the azure-docs repository on GitHub](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/blob/master/README.md).
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### Repository basics
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| Folder | Description |
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|[docs](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/sql-docs/tree/live/docs)| Contains all published SQL Server content. Subfolders logically organize different areas of the content. |
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|[docs/includes](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/sql-docs/tree/live/docs/includes)| Contains include files. These are portions of content that can be included in one or more other topics. |
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|[docs/includes](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/sql-docs/tree/live/docs/includes)| Contains include files. These files are blocks of content that can be included in one or more other topics. |
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|**./media**| There are multiple **media** subfolders in the repository that contain article images. |
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|**TOC.MD**| A table-of-contents file. Each subfolder has the option of using one TOC.MD file. |
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- Look at other articles that cover the same feature or a related task. If you edit that article, you can copy the Markdown for the applies-to include link (you can cancel the edit without submitting it).
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- Search the [docs/includes](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/sql-docs/tree/live/docs/includes) directory for files containing the text "applies-to". You can use the **Find** button in github to quickly filter. Click on the file to see how it is rendered.
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- Pay attention to the naming convention. If there are x's in the name, they are usually placeholders indicating the lack of support for a service. For example, **appliesto-xx-xxxx-asdw-xxx-md.md** indicates support for only Azure SQL Data Warehouse, because only **asdw** is spelled out, whereas the other fields have x's.
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- Some includes specify a version number, such as **tsql-appliesto-ss2017-xxxx-xxxx-xxx-md.md**. Only use these when you know the feature was introduced with a specific version of SQL Server.
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- Some includes specify a version number, such as **tsql-appliesto-ss2017-xxxx-xxxx-xxx-md.md**. Only use these includes when you know the feature was introduced with a specific version of SQL Server.
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## Contributor resources
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-[Contributor guide for docs.microsoft.com](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/contribute/)
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