diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 8a00a6f1a2..d22ad0fd90 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ import { Client } from "@hubspot/api-client";
 const hubspotClient = new Client({ accessToken: YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN });
 ```
 
-You'll need to create a [private app](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/private-apps) to get your access token or you can obtain [OAuth2 access token](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/working-with-oauth).
+You'll need to create a [private app](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/apps/legacy-apps/private-apps/overview) to get your access token or you can obtain [OAuth2 access token](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/auth-oauth-v1/guide).
 
 You can provide developer API key. There is no need to create separate client instances for using endpoints with API key and Developer API key support.
 
diff --git a/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/RowsApi.ts b/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/RowsApi.ts
index 8519bca55d..ab55bb2677 100644
--- a/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/RowsApi.ts
+++ b/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/RowsApi.ts
@@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ export class RowsApiRequestFactory extends BaseAPIRequestFactory {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
+     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
      * Get rows for a table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param sort Specifies the column names to sort the results by. See the above description for more details.
@@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ export class RowsApiRequestFactory extends BaseAPIRequestFactory {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
+     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
      * Get rows from draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param sort Specifies the column names to sort the results by.
diff --git a/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/TablesApi.ts b/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/TablesApi.ts
index 6b8cfe4f13..4c80d3969f 100644
--- a/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/TablesApi.ts
+++ b/codegen/cms/hubdb/apis/TablesApi.ts
@@ -592,7 +592,7 @@ export class TablesApiRequestFactory extends BaseAPIRequestFactory {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#importing-tables) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
+     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#import-rows-from-csv) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
      * Import data into draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID of the destination table where data will be imported.
      * @param config 
diff --git a/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObjectParamAPI.ts b/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObjectParamAPI.ts
index 4d71b725cf..36aaf52e17 100644
--- a/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObjectParamAPI.ts
+++ b/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObjectParamAPI.ts
@@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ export class ObjectRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
+     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
      * Get rows for a table
      * @param param the request object
      */
@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ export class ObjectRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
+     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
      * Get rows for a table
      * @param param the request object
      */
@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ export class ObjectRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
+     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
      * Get rows from draft table
      * @param param the request object
      */
@@ -399,7 +399,7 @@ export class ObjectRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
+     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
      * Get rows from draft table
      * @param param the request object
      */
@@ -1271,7 +1271,7 @@ export class ObjectTablesApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#importing-tables) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
+     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#import-rows-from-csv) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
      * Import data into draft table
      * @param param the request object
      */
@@ -1280,7 +1280,7 @@ export class ObjectTablesApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#importing-tables) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
+     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#import-rows-from-csv) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
      * Import data into draft table
      * @param param the request object
      */
diff --git a/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObservableAPI.ts b/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObservableAPI.ts
index 44e7ea3c6b..c088a9a36a 100644
--- a/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObservableAPI.ts
+++ b/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/ObservableAPI.ts
@@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ export class ObservableRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
+     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
      * Get rows for a table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by. See the above description for more details.
@@ -356,7 +356,7 @@ export class ObservableRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
+     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
      * Get rows for a table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by. See the above description for more details.
@@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ export class ObservableRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
+     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
      * Get rows from draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by.
@@ -494,7 +494,7 @@ export class ObservableRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
+     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
      * Get rows from draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by.
@@ -1741,7 +1741,7 @@ export class ObservableTablesApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#importing-tables) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
+     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#import-rows-from-csv) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
      * Import data into draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID of the destination table where data will be imported.
      * @param [config]
@@ -1796,7 +1796,7 @@ export class ObservableTablesApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#importing-tables) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
+     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#import-rows-from-csv) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
      * Import data into draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID of the destination table where data will be imported.
      * @param [config]
diff --git a/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/PromiseAPI.ts b/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/PromiseAPI.ts
index 21b8a5cfb6..2c7d836a1d 100644
--- a/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/PromiseAPI.ts
+++ b/codegen/cms/hubdb/types/PromiseAPI.ts
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ export class PromiseRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
+     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
      * Get rows for a table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by. See the above description for more details.
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ export class PromiseRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
+     * Returns a set of rows in the published version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options. **Note:** This endpoint can be accessed without any authentication, if the table is set to be allowed for public access.
      * Get rows for a table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by. See the above description for more details.
@@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ export class PromiseRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
+     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
      * Get rows from draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by.
@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ export class PromiseRowsApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#filtering-and-sorting-table-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
+     * Returns rows in the draft version of the specified table. Row results can be filtered and sorted. Filtering and sorting options will be sent as query parameters to the API request. For example, by adding the query parameters `column1__gt=5&sort=-column1`, API returns the rows with values for column `column1` greater than 5 and in the descending order of `column1` values. Refer to the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#filter-returned-rows) for detailed filtering and sorting options.
      * Get rows from draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID or name of the table to query.
      * @param [sort] Specifies the column names to sort the results by.
@@ -1289,7 +1289,7 @@ export class PromiseTablesApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#importing-tables) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
+     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#import-rows-from-csv) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
      * Import data into draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID of the destination table where data will be imported.
      * @param [config]
@@ -1313,7 +1313,7 @@ export class PromiseTablesApi {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/cms/hubdb#importing-tables) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
+     * Import the contents of a CSV file into an existing HubDB table. The data will always be imported into the draft version of the table. Use the `/publish` endpoint to push these changes to the published version. This endpoint takes a multi-part POST request. The first part will be a set of JSON-formatted options for the import and you can specify this with the name as `config`.  The second part will be the CSV file you want to import and you can specify this with the name as `file`. Refer the [overview section](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api-reference/cms-hubdb-v3/guide#import-rows-from-csv) to check the details and format of the JSON-formatted options for the import.
      * Import data into draft table
      * @param tableIdOrName The ID of the destination table where data will be imported.
      * @param [config]