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Co-authored-by: Michelle Malcher <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Sarah Hirschfeld <[email protected]>

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-            "data": "<p><img src=\"https://oracle-livelabs.github.io/adb/shared/movie-stream-story/introduction/images/moviestream.jpeg\" alt=\"MovieStream Logo\" /></p>\n"
+            "data": "<p><img src=\"https://oracle-livelabs.github.io/adb/movie-stream-story-lite/introduction/images/moviestream.jpeg\" alt=\"MovieStream Logo\" /></p>\n"
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shared/data-catalog/dcat-adb-integrate/query-data/query-data.md

@@ -34,56 +34,60 @@ You can import, create, and work with notebooks in Oracle Machine Learning Noteb
 </if>
 
 <if type="freetier">
-5. On the **Autonomous Database Details** page, click the **Database Actions** button. A **Launch DB Actions** message box is displayed.
-   ![The Service Console button is highlighted.](./images/database-actions-new.png " ")
+5. On the **Autonomous Database Details** page, click the **Database actions** drop-down list, and then select **View all database actions**.
+
+   ![The Service Console button is highlighted.](./images/view-all-db-actions.png " ")
 </if>
 
 <if type="livelabs">
-5. On the **Autonomous Database Details** page, click the **Database Actions** button. A **Launch DB Actions** message box is displayed.
+5. On the **Autonomous Database Details** page, click the **Database actions** drop-down list, and then select **View all database actions**.
 
-    ![The Service Console button is highlighted.](./images/ll-db-actions-new.png " ")
+    ![The Service Console button is highlighted.](./images/view-all-db-actions.png " ")
 </if>
 
-6. On the **Database Actions | Launchpad** Home page, in the **Development** section, click the **ORACLE MACHINE LEARNING** card.
+6. On the **Database Actions | Launchpad** Home page, click the **Development** tab, and then click the **Oracle Machine Learning** tab.
 
-    ![From the partial list of displayed cards, the Oracle Machine Learning card is highlighted.](./images/oml-card.png " ")
+    ![From the partial list of displayed cards, the Oracle Machine Learning card is highlighted.](./images/oml-tab.png " ")
 
 7. On the **SIGN IN** page, enter **`moviestream`** in the **Username** field, your password that you chose in **Lab 3 > Task 2** such as **`Training4ADB`** in the **Password** field, and then click **Sign In**.
 
     >**Note:** You specified the password for the `moviestream` user that was created when you ran the PL/SQL script in **Lab 3**, **Task 2: Initialize the Lab**.
 
-    ![On the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Sign In page, the database name is blurred. The username (moviestream) and password fields are populated. The Sign In button is highlighted.](./images/login-moviestream.png " ")
+    ![Enter your credentials on the Sign In page.](./images/login-moviestream.png " ")
 
     The **Oracle Machine Learning** Home page is displayed.
 
     ![The MOVIESTREAM username is displayed and highlighted in the Oracle ML banner. The How Do I section contains several clickable help topics. The Quick Actions section is highlighted and it contains several clickable icons including the highlighted Notebooks icon.](./images/oml-home.png " ")
 
-
 ## Task 2: Import a Notebook
 
 You can import a notebook from a local disk or from a remote location if you provide the URL. In this task, you will first download an OML notebook to your local machine, and then import this notebook into OML.
 
-1. Click the following link to download the [workshop-data-lake-accelerator.json](files/workshop-data-lake-accelerator.json?download=1) OML Notebook.
+1. Click the following link to download the [workshop-data-lake-accelerator.dsnb](files/workshop-data-lake-accelerator.dsnb?download=1) OML Notebook.
 
-2. On the **Oracle Machine Learning** Home page, in the **Quick Actions** section, click the **Notebooks** button. The **Notebooks** page is displayed.
+2. On the **Oracle Machine Learning** Home page, in the **Quick Actions** section, click the **Notebooks** icon. The **OML Notebooks EA (Early Adopter)** page is displayed.
 
     ![On the Notebooks page, the Import button is highlighted.](./images/notebooks-page.png " ")
 
 3. Click **Import**. The **Open** dialog box is displayed.
 
 4. Navigate to your local folder where you downloaded the OML notebook, and select the **`workshop-notebook-data-lake-accelerator.json`** notebook file. The file is displayed in the **File name** field. Make sure that the **Custom Files (*.json;\*.ipynb)** type is selected in the second drop-down field, and then click **Open**.
 
-
     ![On the Open dialog box in MS-Windows, the local Downloads folder is highlighted. The Filename field shows the selected .json notebook file in this folder. The Open button is highlighted.](./images/open-dialog.png " ")
 
     If the import is successful, a notification is displayed at the top of the page and the **`Workshop Notebook - Data Lake Accelerator`** notebook is displayed in the list of available notebooks on **Notebooks** page.
 
     ![The 1 out of 1 notebooks imported successfully message is displayed. The newly imported notebook name link is displayed and highlighted on the page.](./images/notebook-imported.png " ")
 
-5. Open the imported notebook. Click the **Workshop - Data Lake Accelerator** notebook link. The notebook is displayed in the Notebook **Editor**.
+5. Open the imported notebook. Click the **Workshop - Data Lake Accelerator** notebook link.
 
-    ![The notebook and the paragraphs it contains is displayed in the Notebook Editor.](./images/notebook-displayed.png " ")
+6. The **User Action Required** dialog box is displayed. Click **Allow Run**.
 
+    ![The User Action Required dialog box is displayed.](./images/allow-run.png " ")
+
+    The notebook is displayed in the Notebook **Editor**.
+
+    ![The notebook and the paragraphs it contains is displayed in the Notebook Editor.](./images/notebook-displayed.png " ")
 
 ## Task 3: Set the Interpreter Bindings for the Imported Notebook
 
@@ -106,7 +110,7 @@ An interpreter is a plug-in that allows you to use a specific data processing la
 
 In this task, you'll review the UI and some of the basic functionality of OML Notebooks. See [Explore Apache Zeppelin UI](https://zeppelin.apache.org/docs/0.10.0/quickstart/explore_ui.html).
 
->**Note:** If you are already familiar with OML or Zeppelin Notebooks, you may skip this task.  
+>**Note:** If you are already familiar with OML or Zeppelin Notebooks, you may skip this task.
 
 Oracle Machine Learning Notebooks is a web-based interface for data analysis, data discovery, and data visualization. A notebook is made up of one or more paragraphs. A paragraph is a notebook component where you can write SQL statements, run PL/SQL scripts, and run Python commands. A paragraph has an **code** (input) section and an **output** (result) section. In the input section, specify the interpreter to run along with the text and/or code. This information is sent to the interpreter to be run. In the output section, the results of the interpreter are displayed.
 When you create a new notebook, it opens automatically and it contains a single paragraph using the default **`%sql`** interpreter. You can change the interpreter by explicitly specifying other interpreters such as **`%script`**, **`%python`**, or **`%md`** (Markdown).
@@ -209,47 +213,47 @@ You can use this drop-down list to do the following:
 
     ![The Show/hide the code on the notebook toolbar is shown as clicked.](./images/show-code.png " ")
 
-    The code section of each paragraph is displayed. For example, paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 in the notebook use the **`%md`** (Markdown) interpreter while paragraphs 4 and 5 use the **`%sql`** interpreter.
+    The code section of each paragraph is displayed. For example, paragraphs 1, 2, and 5 in the notebook use the **`%md`** (Markdown) interpreter while paragraphs 3 and 4 use the **`%sql`** interpreter.
 
-    ![The first five paragraphs in the notebook are shown with a numbered callout next to each one (1 to 5). The interpreter type at the beginning of each paragraph is highlighted.](./images/code-displayed.png " ")
+    ![The first five paragraphs in the notebook are shown with a numbered callout next to each one](./images/code-displayed.png " ")
 
     In this notebook, the **`%md`** (Markdown) paragraphs provide useful information about the paragraphs. The **`%md`** Markdown interpreter generates static html from plain Markdown text. In this lab, you will review the code in each paragraph one at a time, run that paragraph, and review the results as desired.
 
     >**Note:** To hide the code sections of all paragraphs, click the **Show/hide the code** toggle icon again. Keep the code sections displayed in this lab.
 
+    ![The Show/hide the output icon on the notebook toolbar is highlighted.](./images/hide-code.png " ")
+
 2. Display the result (output) sections of all paragraphs in the notebook. On the notebook toolbar, click the **Show/hide the output** icon to show the output sections of the paragraphs where the output section is not shown by default. By default, the Markdown paragraphs had their output sections displayed; therefore, click the **Show/hide the output** icon again to show the output sections of all paragraphs including the Markdown paragraphs.
 
     ![The Show/hide the output icon on the notebook toolbar is shown as clicked.](./images/show-output.png " ")
 
     The output section of each paragraph is displayed.
 
-    ![The code and output sections for the first four paragraphs are shown. The output sections of each paragraph are highlighted and labeled as Output sections. The code section of the Top Sales by City paragraph is highlighted and labeled as Code section.](./images/output-displayed.png " ")
-
-3. Hide the code sections for the first three **`%md`** paragraphs. Click **Hide editor** in each paragraph.
+3. Hide the code sections for the first three **`%md`** paragraphs. Click the **Visibility** (eye) icon in each paragraph's toolbar. From the Visibility list, uncheck the **Code** checkbox.
 
-    ![The Hide editor icon of the first paragraph is shown as clicked.](./images/hide-editor.png " ")
+    ![The Hide editor icon of the first paragraph is shown as clicked.](./images/hide-code-paragraph.png " ")
 
     The code sections are hidden. It is a good practice to hide the code section of a **`%md`** paragraph since you are only interested in looking at the formatted output.
 
-    ![The code sections of the first three Markdown paragraphs are hidden.](./images/editor-hidden.png " ")
-
-4. Run the **Top Sales by City** paragraph. Click **Run this paragraph**.
+4. Run the **Top Sales by City** paragraph. Click the **Run Paragraph** icon.
 
     ![The Run this paragraph icon of the Top Sales by City %sql paragraph is highlighted.](./images/run-top-sales.png " ")
 
-    The status of the paragraph goes from `READY` to `PENDING` to `RUNNING` to `FINISHED`. The output is displayed in the result section of the paragraph using the **Area Chart** graph format. You can change the output display format to **Table**, **Bar Chart**, **Pie Chart**, **Line Chart**, **Scatter Chart** formats. You can also use the **Download Data** command icon to download the output using **CSV** and **TSV** formats. Finally, you can use the **settings** link to change the layout of the displayed output.
+    The status of the paragraph goes from `READY` to `PENDING` to `RUNNING` to `FINISHED`. The output is displayed in the result section of the paragraph using the **Table**  format. You can change the output display format to **Area Chart**, **Bar Chart**, **Pie Chart**, **Line Chart**, **Scatter Chart** formats. You can also use the **Download Data** command icon to download the output using **CSV** and **TSV** formats. Finally, you can use the **settings** link to change the layout of the displayed output.
 
     ![The output is displayed in the result section of the paragraph using the **Area Chart** graph format. The output toolbar that enables you to select a different output format is highlighted.](./images/top-sales-output.png " ")
 
-    >**Note:** If the status of one or more paragraphs shows **ERROR**, reset your notebook connection as follows: Click the **Navigation** menu on the Notebook banner, and then select **Notebook Sessions**. On the **Notebook Sessions** page, select your notebook, and then click **Stop**. Next, re-run the notebook.
-
 5. Click **Bar Chart** on the toolbar to change the output display format.
 
     ![The Bar Chart icon is shown as clicked and the bar chart output is displayed.](./images/top-sales-bar-chart.png " ")
 
-6. Examine, run, and review the output of the remaining paragraphs, as desired. To run the entire notebook, click the **Run all paragraphs** icon on the notebook toolbar. A **Run all** confirmation message box is displayed. Click **OK**.
+6. Examine, run, and review the output of the remaining paragraphs, as desired. To run the entire notebook, click the **Run Paragraphs** icon on the notebook toolbar. A **Run all paragraphs** confirmation message box is displayed. Click **Confirm**.
 
-    ![The code and result sections of all paragraphs are displayed.](./images/run-notebook.png " ")
+    ![Click run notebook.](./images/run-notebook.png " ")
+
+    The result of each paragraph in the notebook is displayed.
+
+    ![The code and result sections of all paragraphs are displayed.](./images/output-all-displayed.png " ")
 
 <if type="freetier">
     You may now proceed to the next lab.
@@ -267,15 +271,14 @@ You can use this drop-down list to do the following:
 * [Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation](https://docs.cloud.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/GSG/Concepts/baremetalintro.htm)
 * [Using Oracle Autonomous Database Serverless](https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/autonomous-database/adbsa/index.html)
 
-
 ## Acknowledgements
 
-* **Author:** Lauran Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer, Oracle Autonomous Database and Big Data
+* **Author:** Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer
 * **Contributor:** Marty Gubar, Product Manager, Server Technologies
-* **Last Updated By/Date:** Lauran Serhal, March 2023
+* **Last Updated By/Date:** Lauran Serhal, May 2024
 
 Data about movies in this workshop were sourced from Wikipedia.
 
-Copyright (C) Oracle Corporation.
+Copyright (C) 2024, Oracle Corporation.
 
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