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Co-authored-by: Therese Magnusson <[email protected]>

Author: mnd999

modules/ROOT/pages/errors/gql-errors/22NCF.adoc

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@
 error: data exception - graph type constraint not supported. Graph type constraint definitions are not supported in the `{ <<graphTypeOperation>> }` operation.
 
 == Explanation
-This error occurs when an attempt is made to specify a graph type constraint using the DROP or AMEND operations, which does not support such operations. 
-Graph type constraints my only be dropped by name when using the DROP operation, and are completely invalid when using AMEND.
-This also applies to graph type constraints defined inline of the graph type elements using `IS KEY` and `IS UNIQUE`
+This error occurs when an attempt is made to specify a graph type constraint using the DROP or ALTER operations, which does not support such operations. 
+Graph type constraints may only be dropped by name when using the DROP operation, and are completely invalid when using ALTER.
+This also applies to graph type constraints defined inline of the graph type elements using `IS KEY` and `IS UNIQUE`.
 
 == Example scenario
 

modules/ROOT/partials/glossary.adoc

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@
 [[funType]]$funType:: Function type, e.g. non-deterministic or aggregate.
 [[graph]]$graph:: The name of a graph, for example, `myGraph`.
 [[graphTypeDependence]]$graphTypeDependence:: Graph type dependencency for constraint, one of `UNDESIGNATED`, `INDEPENDENT`, or `DEPENDENT`.
-[[graphTypeElement]]$graphTypeElement:: An element of a graph type, for example `(:Node => { name :: STRING})`, or `(:Src)-[:REL =>]->(:Target)`. 
+[[graphTypeElement]]$graphTypeElement:: An element of a graph type, for example `(:Node => { name :: STRING})`, or `(:Source)-[:REL =>]->(:Target)`. 
 [[graphTypeReference]]$graphTypeReference:: Graph type reference, for example, `(:Node =>)` or `p`.
 [[graphTypeOperation]]$graphTypeOperation:: Graph type operation, for example, one of `SET`, `ADD`, `DROP` or `ALTER`.
 [[hint]]$hint:: Freeform description of a hint, for example, `USING INDEX n:N(prop)`.