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Author: zhe_mstr

docs/common-workflows/administration/datasource-management/add-and-remove-datasource-from-project.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This workflow sample demonstrates how to add a datasource to a project. To see h
 1. [Get list of datasources based on project.](#get-list-of-datasources-based-on-project) `GET /api/projects/{projectId}/datasources`
 1. [Add a datasource to a project.](#add-datasource-to-project) `PATCH /api/projects/{projectId}/datasources`
 
-A detailed description of each step of this request is listed down below. For this sample we are using the Strategy Tutorial project with project ID B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754. You can obtain the project ID from `GET /api/projects`.
+A detailed description of each step of this request is listed down below. For this sample we are using the MicroStrategy Tutorial project with project ID B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754. You can obtain the project ID from `GET /api/projects`.
 
 ## Get list of datasources based on project
 
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ Learn more about Strategy REST API Playground [here](/docs/getting-started/playg
 
 Endpoint: [PATCH /api/projects/\{projectId}/datasources](https://demo.microstrategy.com/MicroStrategyLibrary/api-docs/index.html#/Datasource%20Management/updateProjectDatasources)
 
-This endpoint allows the caller to add and remove a datasource to a specific project with the Strategy REST Server. In this request we will add a datasource. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. For this sample we will be adding the Act! Essentials datasource to the Strategy Tutorial project. You can find the datasourceId using the endpoint `GET /api/datasources` and the projectId using `GET /api/projects`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a list of the project's datasources.
+This endpoint allows the caller to add and remove a datasource to a specific project with the Strategy REST Server. In this request we will add a datasource. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. For this sample we will be adding the Act! Essentials datasource to the MicroStrategy Tutorial project. You can find the datasourceId using the endpoint `GET /api/datasources` and the projectId using `GET /api/projects`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a list of the project's datasources.
 
 Sample Request
 
@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ Learn more about Strategy REST API Playground [here](/docs/getting-started/playg
 
 Endpoint: [PATCH /api/projects/\{projectId}/datasources](https://demo.microstrategy.com/MicroStrategyLibrary/api-docs/index.html#/Datasource%20Management/updateProjectDatasources)
 
-This endpoint allows the caller to add and remove a datasource to a specific project with the Strategy REST Server. In this request we will remove a datasource. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. For this sample we will be removing the Act! Essentials datasource from the Strategy Tutorial project. You can find the datasourceId using the endpoint `GET /api/datasources` and the projectId using `GET /api/projects`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a list of the project's datasources.
+This endpoint allows the caller to add and remove a datasource to a specific project with the Strategy REST Server. In this request we will remove a datasource. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. For this sample we will be removing the Act! Essentials datasource from the MicroStrategy Tutorial project. You can find the datasourceId using the endpoint `GET /api/datasources` and the projectId using `GET /api/projects`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a list of the project's datasources.
 
 Sample Request
 

docs/common-workflows/administration/datasource-management/convert-connection-string-from-dsn-to-dsnless-for-a-datasource.md

@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ Sample Response
 After conversion, you should be able to see the DSN-less format connection string in the response by calling the API to get the datasource definition.
 
 ```json
-"connectionString": "DRIVER={Strategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol};APPLICATIONUSINGTHREADS=1;DATABASE=test;DEFAULTLONGDATABUFFLEN=1024;DESCRIPTION=Strategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol;ENABLEDESCRIBEPARAM=1;ENCRYPTIONMETHOD=1;FETCHTSWTZASTIMESTAMP=1;FETCHTWFSASTIME=1;HOSTNAME=xx.xx.xx.xx;HOSTNAMEINCERTIFICATE=xx.xx.xx.xx;PORTNUMBER=5432;TRANSACTIONERRORBEHAVIOR=0;UID=uid;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;"
+"connectionString": "DRIVER={MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol};APPLICATIONUSINGTHREADS=1;DATABASE=test;DEFAULTLONGDATABUFFLEN=1024;DESCRIPTION=MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol;ENABLEDESCRIBEPARAM=1;ENCRYPTIONMETHOD=1;FETCHTSWTZASTIMESTAMP=1;FETCHTWFSASTIME=1;HOSTNAME=xx.xx.xx.xx;HOSTNAMEINCERTIFICATE=xx.xx.xx.xx;PORTNUMBER=5432;TRANSACTIONERRORBEHAVIOR=0;UID=uid;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;"
 ```
 
 Sample Request
@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ Sample Response
         "charEncodingWindows": "multibyte",
         "charEncodingUnix": "utf8",
         "tablePrefix": "",
-        "connectionString": "DRIVER={Strategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol};APPLICATIONUSINGTHREADS=1;DATABASE=test;DEFAULTLONGDATABUFFLEN=1024;DESCRIPTION=Strategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol;ENABLEDESCRIBEPARAM=1;ENCRYPTIONMETHOD=1;FETCHTSWTZASTIMESTAMP=1;FETCHTWFSASTIME=1;HOSTNAME=xx.xx.xx.xx;HOSTNAMEINCERTIFICATE=xx.xx.xx.xx;PORTNUMBER=5432;TRANSACTIONERRORBEHAVIOR=0;UID=uid;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;",
+        "connectionString": "DRIVER={MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol};APPLICATIONUSINGTHREADS=1;DATABASE=test;DEFAULTLONGDATABUFFLEN=1024;DESCRIPTION=MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for PostgreSQL Wire Protocol;ENABLEDESCRIBEPARAM=1;ENCRYPTIONMETHOD=1;FETCHTSWTZASTIMESTAMP=1;FETCHTWFSASTIME=1;HOSTNAME=xx.xx.xx.xx;HOSTNAMEINCERTIFICATE=xx.xx.xx.xx;PORTNUMBER=5432;TRANSACTIONERRORBEHAVIOR=0;UID=uid;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;",
         "parameterizedQueries": false,
         "extendedFetch": false,
         "login": {
@@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ Sample Response
 After conversion, you should be able to see the DSN-less format connection string in the response by calling the API to get the datasource connection definition.
 
 ```json
-"connectionString": "DRIVER={Strategy ODBC Driver for SQL Server Wire Protocol};DATABASE=tpch;HOSTNAME=10.27.69.102;KEEPALIVE=0;KEEPCONNECTIONACTIVE=0;LOADBALANCETIMEOUT=0;LOADBALANCING=0;LOGINTIMEOUT=15;MAXPOOLSIZE=100;MINPOOLSIZE=0;MULTISUBNETFAILOVER=0 - FALSE;PORTNUMBER=1433;PROXYMODE=0;QUERYTIMEOUT=0;REPORTCODEPAGECONVERSIONERRORS=0;SNAPSHOTSERIALIZABLE=0;SOCKETIDLETIMECHECKINTERVAL=1500;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;"
+"connectionString": "DRIVER={MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for SQL Server Wire Protocol};DATABASE=tpch;HOSTNAME=10.27.69.102;KEEPALIVE=0;KEEPCONNECTIONACTIVE=0;LOADBALANCETIMEOUT=0;LOADBALANCING=0;LOGINTIMEOUT=15;MAXPOOLSIZE=100;MINPOOLSIZE=0;MULTISUBNETFAILOVER=0 - FALSE;PORTNUMBER=1433;PROXYMODE=0;QUERYTIMEOUT=0;REPORTCODEPAGECONVERSIONERRORS=0;SNAPSHOTSERIALIZABLE=0;SOCKETIDLETIMECHECKINTERVAL=1500;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;"
 ```
 
 Sample Request
@@ -346,7 +346,7 @@ Sample Response
     "charEncodingWindows": "multibyte",
     "charEncodingUnix": "utf8",
     "tablePrefix": "",
-    "connectionString": "DRIVER={Strategy ODBC Driver for SQL Server Wire Protocol};DATABASE=tpch;HOSTNAME=10.27.69.102;KEEPALIVE=0;KEEPCONNECTIONACTIVE=0;LOADBALANCETIMEOUT=0;LOADBALANCING=0;LOGINTIMEOUT=15;MAXPOOLSIZE=100;MINPOOLSIZE=0;MULTISUBNETFAILOVER=0 - FALSE;PORTNUMBER=1433;PROXYMODE=0;QUERYTIMEOUT=0;REPORTCODEPAGECONVERSIONERRORS=0;SNAPSHOTSERIALIZABLE=0;SOCKETIDLETIMECHECKINTERVAL=1500;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;",
+    "connectionString": "DRIVER={MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for SQL Server Wire Protocol};DATABASE=tpch;HOSTNAME=10.27.69.102;KEEPALIVE=0;KEEPCONNECTIONACTIVE=0;LOADBALANCETIMEOUT=0;LOADBALANCING=0;LOGINTIMEOUT=15;MAXPOOLSIZE=100;MINPOOLSIZE=0;MULTISUBNETFAILOVER=0 - FALSE;PORTNUMBER=1433;PROXYMODE=0;QUERYTIMEOUT=0;REPORTCODEPAGECONVERSIONERRORS=0;SNAPSHOTSERIALIZABLE=0;SOCKETIDLETIMECHECKINTERVAL=1500;VALIDATESERVERCERTIFICATE=1;XMLDESCRIBETYPE=-10;",
     "parameterizedQueries": true,
     "extendedFetch": false,
     "database": {

docs/common-workflows/administration/distribution-services/manage-subscriptions/create-and-get-a-subscription.md

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ The authorization token "`x-mstr-authtoken`" is returned in the response header.
 
 Endpoint: [GET /api/projects](https://demo.microstrategy.com/MicroStrategyLibrary/api-docs/index.html#/Projects/getProjects_1)
 
-This endpoint allows the caller to get the list of projects with the Strategy REST Server. In this example, you get the list of projects in the Strategy Tutorial metadata. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a response body containing a list of the active projects that the user session has access to.
+This endpoint allows the caller to get the list of projects with the Strategy REST Server. In this example, you get the list of projects in the MicroStrategy Tutorial metadata. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a response body containing a list of the active projects that the user session has access to.
 
 Sample Request
 
@@ -115,9 +115,9 @@ Sample Response
   [
     {
       "id": "B19DEDCC11D4E0EFC000EB9495D0F44F",
-      "name": "Strategy Tutorial",
+      "name": "MicroStrategy Tutorial",
       "alias": "",
-      "description": "Strategy Tutorial project and application set designed to illustrate the platform's rich functionality. The theme is an Electronics, Books, Movies and Music store. Employees, Inventory, Finance, Product Sales and Suppliers are analyzed.",
+      "description": "MicroStrategy Tutorial project and application set designed to illustrate the platform's rich functionality. The theme is an Electronics, Books, Movies and Music store. Employees, Inventory, Finance, Product Sales and Suppliers are analyzed.",
       "status": 0
     },
     {

docs/common-workflows/administration/distribution-services/manage-subscriptions/create-subscription-for-multi-content.md

@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Sample Response
         "name": "Shared Drive",
         "deliveryMode": "EMAIL",
         "deviceId": "18F9613B681E4E4FA671D1AED6B7B375",
-        "value": "C:\\Program Files\\Strategy\\Analytics Modules",
+        "value": "C:\\Program Files\\MicroStrategy\\Analytics Modules",
         "isDefault": true
       }
     ]

docs/common-workflows/administration/distribution-services/manage-subscriptions/create-subscription-with-prompted-content.md

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ The authorization token "`x-mstr-authtoken`" is returned in the response header.
 
 Endpoint: [GET /api/projects](https://demo.microstrategy.com/MicroStrategyLibrary/api-docs/index.html#/Projects/getProjects_1)
 
-This endpoint allows the caller to get the list of projects with the Strategy REST Server. In this example, you get the list of projects in the Strategy Tutorial metadata. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a response body containing a list of the active projects that the user session has access to.
+This endpoint allows the caller to get the list of projects with the Strategy REST Server. In this example, you get the list of projects in the MicroStrategy Tutorial metadata. You use the authorization token returned during login as the value for `X-MSTR-AuthToken`. If the call is successful, the resulting HTTP response returns an HTTP status code 200 and a response body containing a list of the active projects that the user session has access to.
 
 Sample Request
 
@@ -113,9 +113,9 @@ Sample Response
   [
     {
       "id": "B19DEDCC11D4E0EFC000EB9495D0F44F",
-      "name": "Strategy Tutorial",
+      "name": "MicroStrategy Tutorial",
       "alias": "",
-      "description": "Strategy Tutorial project and application set designed to illustrate the platform's rich functionality. The theme is an Electronics, Books, Movies and Music store. Employees, Inventory, Finance, Product Sales and Suppliers are analyzed.",
+      "description": "MicroStrategy Tutorial project and application set designed to illustrate the platform's rich functionality. The theme is an Electronics, Books, Movies and Music store. Employees, Inventory, Finance, Product Sales and Suppliers are analyzed.",
       "status": 0
     },
     {
@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ Sample Response
         "name": "Shared Drive",
         "deliveryMode": "EMAIL",
         "deviceId": "18F9613B681E4E4FA671D1AED6B7B375",
-        "value": "C:\\Program Files\\Strategy\\Analytics Modules",
+        "value": "C:\\Program Files\\MicroStrategy\\Analytics Modules",
         "isDefault": true
       }
     ]

docs/common-workflows/administration/manage-drivers/retrieve-drivers.md

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ You can get all the driver objects in the body of the response.
       "enabled": true,
       "id": "43A6758EF9CE9BBB12AD13C2636B162D",
       "isODBC": true,
-      "name": "Strategy ODBC Driver for SQL Server Wire Protocol"
+      "name": "MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for SQL Server Wire Protocol"
     }
   }
 }

docs/common-workflows/administration/manage-history-lists/get-history-list/get-history-list.md

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ If successful, this API call returns a `200 OK` status code and the list of docu
       "status": "reserved",
       "sequenceNumber": 10,
       "parentId": "00000000000000000000000000000000",
-      "clientType": "StrategyWeb",
+      "clientType": "MicroStrategyWeb",
       "requestType": "document",
       "requestStatus": "job_running",
       "startTime": "2022-06-30T06:10:50Z",
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ If successful, this API call returns a `200 OK` status code and the list of docu
         "folderName": "HLCodeCoverage"
       },
       "projectId": "9DE876B611E7C33BF65B0080EF45D3E8",
-      "projectName": "Strategy Tutorial",
+      "projectName": "MicroStrategy Tutorial",
       "resultFlags": 0,
       "cacheId": null,
       "messageText": "User request is completed.",
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ If successful, this API call returns a `200 OK` status code and the list of docu
           "status": "new_message",
           "sequenceNumber": 11,
           "parentId": "0A6B683C4AF5FECC365F4CA18C11710A",
-          "clientType": "StrategyWeb",
+          "clientType": "MicroStrategyWeb",
           "requestType": "report",
           "requestStatus": 1,
           "startTime": "2022-06-30T06:10:51Z",
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ If successful, this API call returns a `200 OK` status code and the list of docu
             "folderId": "D6253070472AA691A4E9C88E72B7AC64",
             "folderName": "HLCodeCoverage"
           },
-          "projectName": "Strategy Tutorial",
+          "projectName": "MicroStrategy Tutorial",
           "resultFlags": "dtls_expr_nothing",
           "messageText": "User request is completed.",
           "displayName": "1.NormalReport",
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ If successful, this API call returns a `200 OK` status code and the list of docu
       "status": "new_message",
       "sequenceNumber": 9,
       "parentId": "00000000000000000000000000000000",
-      "clientType": "StrategyWeb",
+      "clientType": "MicroStrategyWeb",
       "requestType": "report",
       "requestStatus": "loading_prompt",
       "startTime": "2022-07-30T06:10:51Z",
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ If successful, this API call returns a `200 OK` status code and the list of docu
         "folderName": "_Chun"
       },
       "projectId": "9DE876B611E7C33BF65B0080EF45D3E8",
-      "projectName": "Strategy Tutorial",
+      "projectName": "MicroStrategy Tutorial",
       "resultFlags": "dtls_expr_nothing",
       "messageText": "User request is completed.",
       "displayName": "3Ms",

docs/common-workflows/administration/migrations/create-and-import-migration-packages/create-a-migration-package.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ This workflow sample demonstrates how to create a migration package using REST A
 
 ## Creating a project package
 
-In this workflow sample, you want to create a project package that contains a `"Year"` object with an attribute object ID of `8D679D5111D3E4981000E787EC6DE8A4` and all its dependents in the Strategy Tutorial project. The project ID is `B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754`. Use `"replace"` as a conflict rule for all these objects.
+In this workflow sample, you want to create a project package that contains a `"Year"` object with an attribute object ID of `8D679D5111D3E4981000E787EC6DE8A4` and all its dependents in the MicroStrategy Tutorial project. The project ID is `B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754`. Use `"replace"` as a conflict rule for all these objects.
 
 :::info
 

docs/common-workflows/administration/migrations/create-and-import-migration-packages/import-a-migration-package.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ This workflow sample demonstrates how to import a migration package using REST A
 
 ## Import a project package
 
-You want to import a project package that contains a `"Year"` object, with an attribute object ID of `8D679D5111D3E4981000E787EC6DE8A4`, and all its dependents in the Strategy Tutorial project. The project ID is `B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754`. You are using the `"Demo Project"`, which has a project ID of `B19DEDCC11D4E0EFC000EB9495D0F44F`.
+You want to import a project package that contains a `"Year"` object, with an attribute object ID of `8D679D5111D3E4981000E787EC6DE8A4`, and all its dependents in the MicroStrategy Tutorial project. The project ID is `B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754`. You are using the `"Demo Project"`, which has a project ID of `B19DEDCC11D4E0EFC000EB9495D0F44F`.
 
 :::info
 

docs/common-workflows/administration/migrations/create-and-import-migration-packages/view-newly-created-package.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ This workflow sample demonstrates how to view a newly created migration package
 1. [Download the package and save it as a binary file](#download-the-package-and-save-it-as-a-binary-file)
 1. [Delete the package](#delete-the-package)
 
-In this workflow sample, you want to create a project package that contains a `"Year"` object with an attribute object ID of `8D679D5111D3E4981000E787EC6DE8A4` and all its dependents in the Strategy Tutorial project. You also want to view the detailed definition of the `"Year"` object. The project ID is `B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754`. Use `"replace"` as a conflict rule for all these objects.
+In this workflow sample, you want to create a project package that contains a `"Year"` object with an attribute object ID of `8D679D5111D3E4981000E787EC6DE8A4` and all its dependents in the MicroStrategy Tutorial project. You also want to view the detailed definition of the `"Year"` object. The project ID is `B7CA92F04B9FAE8D941C3E9B7E0CD754`. Use `"replace"` as a conflict rule for all these objects.
 
 :::info