Update docs/tutorials/PersonAPI/PersonAPIwRESTv2.md

docs/tutorials/PersonAPI/PersonAPIwRESTv2.md

@@ -88,14 +88,15 @@ To perform different operations, you will need to create and host your own Swagg
     - Also set the _Verb_ to the one matching the operation. For operations which involve recieving data, this will usually be GET.
 8. Obtain a response file from PersonAPI for the operation you have selected. This can easily be done using [Postman](https://www.postman.com/).
 9. Upload this response file in the _Json Response File_ field.
+10. Edit the _Headers_ and _Query Parameters_ fields as needed.
 
 ![Swagger File Creation](images/SwaggerCreation.png "Swagger File Creation")
 
-10. Save your Swagger file. Once you have saved it you can no longer edit it, and must repeat the process from step 5 to make any changes.
-11. Navigate back to _Swagger Files_ on the left pane.
-12. Locate the Swagger File you just created in the list below.
-13. Press the Download button to download the file to your personal computer.
-14. Host the file somewhere that can be publically accessed, such as a public Gitlab repository.
+11. Save your Swagger file. Once you have saved it you can no longer edit it, and must repeat the process from step 5 to make any changes.
+12. Navigate back to _Swagger Files_ on the left pane.
+13. Locate the Swagger File you just created in the list below.
+14. Press the Download button to download the file to your personal computer.
+15. Host the file somewhere that can be publically accessed, such as a public Gitlab repository.
 
 Once this process is complete, you will be able to use the link to your Swagger file in the _Swagger File Path_ section of the RESTv2 Connector.
 
@@ -104,4 +105,4 @@ Once this process is complete, you will be able to use the link to your Swagger
 ### Important Notes
 
 - The RESTv2 Connector does not accept swagger files of the OpenAPI3.0 specification (which PersonAPI uses), so the Swagger files must be created using the IICS tool.
-- PersonAPI has a strict limit on the amount of requests you can make per minute. This API
+- PersonAPI has a strict limit on the amount of requests you can make per minute. Using operations besides Get People may not be feasible in the context of mass data load.