Update apache-spark-cdm-connector.md

Author: ShawnJackson

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@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ The following options identify the logical entity definition for the entity that
 |`entityDefinitionPath`|The location of the entity. It's the file path to the Common Data Model definition file relative to the model root, including the name of the entity in that file.|`<folderPath>/<entityName>.cdm.json/<entityName>`<br/>`"sales/customer.cdm.json/customer"`|
 `configPath`| The container and folder path to a *config.json* file that contains the adapter configurations for all aliases included in the entity definition file and any directly or indirectly referenced Common Data Model files. <br/><br/>This option is not required if *config.json* is in the model root folder.| `<container><folderPath>`|
 |`useCdmStandardModelRoot` | Indicates that the model root is located at [https://cdm-schema.microsoft.com/CDM/logical/](https://github.com/microsoft/CDM/tree/master/schemaDocuments). Used to reference entity types defined in the Common Data Model CDN. Overrides `entityDefinitionStorage` and `entityDefinitionModelRoot` (if specified).<br/>| `"useCdmStandardModelRoot"` |
-|`cdmSource`|Defines how the `cdm` alias (if it's present in Common Data Model definition files) is resolved. If you use this option, it overrides any `cdm` adapter specified in the *config.json* file. Values are `builtin` or `referenced`. The default value is `referenced`.<br/><br/> If you set this option to `referenced`, the connector uses the latest published standard Common Data Model definitions at `https://cdm-schema.microsoft.com/logical/`. If you set this option to `builtin`, the connector uses the Common Data Model base definitions built in to the Common Data Model object model that the connector is using. <br/><br/> Note: <br/> * The Spark CDM connector might not be using the latest Common Data Model SDK, so it might not contain the latest published standard definitions. <br/> * The built-in definitions include only the top-level Common Data Model content, such as *foundations.cdm.json* or *primitives.cdm.json*. If you want to use lower-level standard Common Data Model definitions, either use `referenced` or include a `cdm` adapter in *config.json*.| `"builtin"|"referenced"` |
+|`cdmSource`|Defines how the `cdm` alias (if it's present in Common Data Model definition files) is resolved. If you use this option, it overrides any `cdm` adapter specified in the *config.json* file. Values are `builtin` or `referenced`. The default value is `referenced`.<br/><br/> If you set this option to `referenced`, the connector uses the latest published standard Common Data Model definitions at `https://cdm-schema.microsoft.com/logical/`. If you set this option to `builtin`, the connector uses the Common Data Model base definitions built in to the Common Data Model object model that the connector is using. <br/><br/> Note: <br/> * The Spark CDM connector might not be using the latest Common Data Model SDK, so it might not contain the latest published standard definitions. <br/> * The built-in definitions include only the top-level Common Data Model content, such as *foundations.cdm.json* or *primitives.cdm.json*. If you want to use lower-level standard Common Data Model definitions, either use `referenced` or include a `cdm` adapter in *config.json*.| `"builtin"`\|`"referenced"` |
 
 In the preceding example, the full path to the customer entity definition object is `https://myAccount.dfs.core.windows.net/models/crm/core/sales/customer.cdm.json/customer`. In that path, *models* is the container in Azure Data Lake Storage.
 
@@ -192,10 +192,10 @@ You can use the following options to change folder organization and file format.
 |**Option**  |**Description**  |**Pattern or example usage**  |
 |---------|---------|:---------:|
 |`useSubManifest`|If `true`, causes the target entity to be included in the root manifest via a submanifest. The submanifest and the entity definition are written into an entity folder beneath the root. Default is `false`.|`"true"|"false"` |
-|`format`|Defines the file format. Current supported file formats are CSV and Parquet. Default is `csv`.|`"csv"|"parquet"` <br/> |
+|`format`|Defines the file format. Current supported file formats are CSV and Parquet. Default is `csv`.|`"csv"`\|`"parquet"` <br/> |
 |`delimiter`|CSV only. Defines the delimiter that you're using. Default is comma. | `"|"` |
-|`columnHeaders`| CSV only. If `true`, adds a first row to data files with column headers. Default is `true`.|`"true"|"false"`|
-|`compression`|Write only. Parquet only. Defines the compression format that you're using. Default is `snappy`. |`"uncompressed" | "snappy" | "gzip" | "lzo"` |
+|`columnHeaders`| CSV only. If `true`, adds a first row to data files with column headers. Default is `true`.|`"true"`\|`"false"`|
+|`compression`|Write only. Parquet only. Defines the compression format that you're using. Default is `snappy`. |`"uncompressed"` \| `"snappy"` \| `"gzip"` \| `"lzo"` |
 |`dataFolderFormat`|Allows a user-definable data folder structure within an entity folder. Allows you to substitute date and time values into folder names by using `DateTimeFormatter` formatting. Non-formatter content must be enclosed in single quotation marks. Default format is `"yyyy"-"MM"-"dd"`, which produces folder names like *2020-07-30*.| `year "yyyy" / month "MM"` <br/> `"Data"`|
 
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