Update questions-and-patterns.adoc

2.2.2 -> latest

Author: mendonk

modules/use-cases-architectures/pages/change-data-capture/questions-and-patterns.adoc

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ David Dieruf <[email protected]>
 :title: CDC questions and patterns
 :navtitle: CDC questions and patterns
 
-We have collected common questions and patterns from our customers that are using CDC. We hope this will help you in your journey of getting the most out of this feature. Please also refer to the https://docs.datastax.com/en/cdc-for-cassandra/docs/2.2.2/faqs.html[CDC for Cassandra FAQs] in the official documentation for more information.
+We have collected common questions and patterns from our customers that are using CDC. We hope this will help you in your journey of getting the most out of this feature. Please also refer to the https://docs.datastax.com/en/cdc-for-cassandra/docs/latest/faqs.html[CDC for Cassandra FAQs] in the official documentation for more information.
 
 .How do I know if CDC is enabled on a table?
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@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Another scenario might be the Pulsar broker is too busy to process messages and
 
 The design of CDC in Cassandra assumed that when table changes are sync’d to the raw_cdc log, another process will be draining that log. There is a max log size setting that will disable writes to the table when the set threshold is reached. If a connection to the Pulsar cluster is needed for the log to be drained, and it’s not responsive, the log will being to fill, which can impact a table’s write availability.
 
-For more, see the https://docs.datastax.com/en/cdc-for-cassandra/docs/2.2.2/install.html#scaling-up-your-configuration[Scaling up your configuration] section in the official documentation.
+For more, see the https://docs.datastax.com/en/cdc-for-cassandra/docs/latest/install.html#scaling-up-your-configuration[Scaling up your configuration] section in the official documentation.
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 .Does the Cassandra Source Connector use a dead-letter topic?
@@ -107,4 +107,4 @@ The Cassandra sink requires the following provisions:
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 Migrating data between tables solves quite a few different challenges. The basic approach is to use a Cassandra sink to watch the Cassandra source and write to another table while mapping columns appropriately. As the original table is phased out, the number of messages will decrease to none, while consumers are watching the new table's CDC data topic. Refer to the "Multi-region CDC" question above for more detail.
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