Updates to the Synapse Studio loading wizard

Author: kevinvngo

articles/synapse-analytics/quickstart-load-studio-sql-pool.md

@@ -22,10 +22,6 @@ You can now easily bulk load data using SQL pools with a simple right-click on t
 - A file or folder from an Azure storage account attached to your workspace
 ![Right-clicking on a file or folder from a storage account](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_entry_point_0.png)
 
-- A SQL pool node within the SQL object explorer (coming soon)
-
-- A SQL table node within the SQL object explorer (coming soon)
-
 ## Prerequisites
 
 - You must have access to the workspace with at least the Storage Blob Data Contributor RBAC role to the ADLS Gen2 Account.
@@ -36,24 +32,26 @@ You can now easily bulk load data using SQL pools with a simple right-click on t
 
 - If VNet is enabled on your workspace, make sure the integrated runtime associated to the ADLS Gen2 Account linked services for the source data and error file location has interactive authoring enabled. Interactive authoring is required for auto-schema detection, previewing the source file contents, and browsing ADLS Gen2 storage accounts within the wizard.
 
-Select the storage account and the file or folder you're loading from on the Source storage location panel: 
-![Selecting source location](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_source_location.png)
+### Steps
+
+1. Select the storage account and the file or folder you're loading from on the Source storage location panel: 
+   ![Selecting source location](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_source_location.png)
 
-Select the file format settings including the storage account where you want to write rejected rows (error file). Currently only CSV and Parquet files are supported.
+2. Select the file format settings including the storage account where you want to write rejected rows (error file). Currently only CSV and Parquet files are supported.
 
 ![Selecting file format settings](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_file_format_settings.png)
 
-You can click on "Preview data" to see how the COPY statement will parse the file to help you configure the file format settings. Click on "Preview data" every time you change a file format setting to see how the COPY statement will parse the file with the updated setting:
-![Previewing data](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_file_format_settings_preview_data.png)
+3. You can click on "Preview data" to see how the COPY statement will parse the file to help you configure the file format settings. Click on "Preview data" every time you change a file format setting to see how the COPY statement will parse the file with the updated setting:
+   ![Previewing data](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_file_format_settings_preview_data.png)
 
-Select the SQL pool you are using to load including whether the load will be for an existing table or new table:
-![Selecting target location](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_target_location.png)
+4. Select the SQL pool you are using to load including whether the load will be for an existing table or new table:
+   ![Selecting target location](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_target_location.png)
 
-Click on "Configure column mapping" to make sure you have the appropriate column mapping. For new tables, configuring the column mapping is critical for updating the target column data types:
-![Configuring column mapping](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_target_location_column_mapping.png)
+5. Click on "Configure column mapping" to make sure you have the appropriate column mapping. For new tables, configuring the column mapping is critical for updating the target column data types:
+   ![Configuring column mapping](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_target_location_column_mapping.png)
 
-Click on "Open script" and a T-SQL script will be generated with the COPY statement to load from your data lake:
-![Opening the SQL script](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_target_final_script.png)
+6. Click on "Open script" and a T-SQL script will be generated with the COPY statement to load from your data lake:
+   ![Opening the SQL script](./sql/media/bulk-load/bulk_load_target_final_script.png)
 
 ## Next steps