Fix link for manual schema guide

docs/setup/guide/data-source/database/cassandra.md

@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ corresponds to `text` in Cassandra.
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)
 

docs/setup/guide/data-source/database/mysql.md

@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ corresponds to `text` in MySQL.
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply
   enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)

docs/setup/guide/data-source/database/postgres.md

@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ corresponds to `text` in Postgres.
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply
   enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)

docs/setup/guide/data-source/file/csv.md

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Within our class, we can start by defining the connection properties to read/wri
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)
 

docs/setup/guide/data-source/file/delta-lake.md

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Within our class, we can start by defining the connection properties to read/wri
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)
 

docs/setup/guide/data-source/file/iceberg.md

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Make sure your class extends `PlanRun`.
 
 === "UI"
 
-    Check next section.
+    [Go here.](#connection-configuration)
 
 This class defines where we need to define all of our configurations for generating data. There are helper variables and
 methods defined to make it simple and easy to use.
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ Within our class, we can start by defining the connection properties to read/wri
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)
 

docs/setup/guide/data-source/file/json.md

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Within our class, we can start by defining the connection properties to read/wri
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)
 

docs/setup/guide/data-source/file/orc.md

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Within our class, we can start by defining the connection properties to read/wri
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)
 

docs/setup/guide/data-source/file/parquet.md

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ Within our class, we can start by defining the connection properties to read/wri
 
 Depending on how you want to define the schema, follow the below:
 
-- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md)
+- [Manual schema guide](../../scenario/data-generation.md#schema)
 - Automatically detect schema from the data source, you can simply enable `configuration.enableGeneratePlanAndTasks(true)`
 - [Automatically detect schema from a metadata source](../../index.md#metadata)
 

docs/setup/guide/scenario/data-generation.md

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ description: "Introduction example for generating data with Data Caterer. Genera
 image: "https://data.catering/diagrams/logo/data_catering_logo.svg"
 ---
 
-# First Data Generation
+# Data Generation
 
-Creating a data generator for a CSV file.
+Go through the available options for data generation. Creating a data generator for a CSV file.
 
 ![Generate CSV files](../../../diagrams/data-source/csv_generation_run.gif)