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Author: cjbj

doc/api.md

@@ -2714,10 +2714,10 @@ The options parameter and option attributes are optional.  If an attribute is se
 
 Attribute           | Description
 ------------------- |-----------------------------
-`configDir`         | This specifies the directory in which the [Optional Oracle Net Configuration](#tnsadmin) and [Optional Oracle Client Configuration](#oraaccess) files reside.  It is equivalent to setting the Oracle environment variable `TNS_ADMIN` to this value.  Any value in that environment variable prior to the call to `oracledb.initOracleClient()` is ignored. On Windows, remember to double each blackslash used as a directory separator.  If `configDir` is not set, Oracle's default configuration file [search heuristics](#tnsadmin) are used.
+`configDir`         | This specifies the directory in which the [Optional Oracle Net Configuration](#tnsadmin) and [Optional Oracle Client Configuration](#oraaccess) files reside.  It is equivalent to setting the Oracle environment variable `TNS_ADMIN` to this value.  Any value in that environment variable prior to the call to `oracledb.initOracleClient()` is ignored. On Windows, remember to double each backslash used as a directory separator.  If `configDir` is not set, Oracle's default configuration file [search heuristics](#tnsadmin) are used.
 `driverName`        | This specifies the driver name value shown in database views, such as `V$SESSION_CONNECT_INFO`.  It can be used by applications to identify themselves for tracing and monitoring purposes.  The convention is to separate the product name from the product version by a colon and single space characters.  If this attribute is not specified, the value "node-oracledb : *version*" is used. See [Other Node-oracledb Initialization](#otherinit).
 `errorUrl`          | This specifies the URL that is included in the node-oracledb exception message if the Oracle Client libraries cannot be loaded.  This allows applications that use node-oracledb to refer users to application-specific installation instructions.  If this attribute is not specified, then the [node-oracledb installation instructions][2] URL is used.  See [Other Node-oracledb Initialization](#otherinit).
-`libDir`            | This specifies the directory containing the Oracle Client libraries.  If `libDir` is not specified, the default library search mechanism is used.  If your client libraries are in a full Oracle Client or Oracle Database installation, such as Oracle Database "XE" Express Edition, then you must have previously set environment variables like `ORACLE_HOME` before calling `initOracleClient()`.  On Windows, remember to double each blackslash used as a directory separator. See [Locating the Oracle Client Libraries](#oracleclientloading).
+`libDir`            | This specifies the directory containing the Oracle Client libraries.  If `libDir` is not specified, the default library search mechanism is used.  If your client libraries are in a full Oracle Client or Oracle Database installation, such as Oracle Database "XE" Express Edition, then you must have previously set environment variables like `ORACLE_HOME` before calling `initOracleClient()`.  On Windows, remember to double each backslash used as a directory separator. See [Locating the Oracle Client Libraries](#oracleclientloading).
 
 
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