Update example of crud style api

cap-js · Aug 30, 2023 · 9199ea2 · 9199ea2
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@@ -1080,12 +1080,12 @@ As an alternative to [`srv.run(query)`](#srv-run-query) you can use these conven
 Essentially, they start constructing *bound* [`cds.ql` query objects](cds-ql) as follows:
 
 ```js
-srv.read('Books',...)...   --> SELECT.from ('Books',...)...
-srv.create('Books',...)... --> INSERT.into ('Books',...)...
-srv.insert('Books',...)... --> INSERT.into ('Books',...)...
-srv.upsert('Books',...)... --> UPSERT.into ('Books',...)...
-srv.update('Books',...)... --> UPDATE.entity ('Books',...)...
-srv.delete('Books',...)... --> DELETE.from ('Books',...)...
+srv.read('Books',...)...         --> SELECT.from ('Books',...)...
+srv.create('Books',...)...       --> INSERT.into ('Books',...)...
+srv.insert(...).into('Books')... --> INSERT.into ('Books',...)...
+srv.upsert(...).into('Books')... --> UPSERT.into ('Books',...)...
+srv.update('Books',...)...       --> UPDATE.entity ('Books',...)...
+srv.delete('Books',...)...       --> DELETE.from ('Books',...)...
 ```
 
 You can further construct the queries using the `cds.ql` fluent APIs, and then `await` them for execution thru `this.run()`. Here are some examples: