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@@ -1,22 +1,22 @@
-# STEAMDB V0.0.1
-### dependencies: latest version of ruby (2.5.0), active\_record gem, sqlite3 gem
+# STEAMDB V0.0.1  
+### dependencies: latest version of ruby (2.5.0), active\_record gem, sqlite3 gem  
 
-## Introduction
-Hi! This is a project made for the second evaluation of the Tópicos em Programação de Computadores (CI320) course at Universidade Federal do Paraná in Brazil. 
+## Introduction  
+Hi! This is a project made for the second evaluation of the Tópicos em Programação de Computadores (CI320) course at Universidade Federal do Paraná in Brazil.   
 
-This project simulates a simplified working database management system similar to sqlite3. It was implemented in the Ruby language and it uses the Active Record gem to establish a connection with sqlite3.
+This project simulates a simplified working database management system similar to sqlite3. It was implemented in the Ruby language and it uses the Active Record gem to establish a connection with sqlite3.  
 
-## How to use
-### Creating the database
+## How to use  
+### Creating the database  
 To create the tables defined in the schema.rb file, run: 
-$ ruby schema.rb
+$ ruby schema.rb  
 
-The steamdb.sqlite3 file on this repository already contains a few example rows to simplify the testing of the different functionalities. To reset the entire database, simply delete the steamdb.sqlite3 file and run the schema.rb file again. 
+The steamdb.sqlite3 file on this repository already contains a few example rows to simplify the testing of the different functionalities. To reset the entire database, simply delete the steamdb.sqlite3 file and run the schema.rb file again.  
 
-The models for each object type are defined in the models.rb file. This database system implements 1 to 1, 1 to n and n to n relationships.
+The models for each object type are defined in the models.rb file. This database system implements 1 to 1, 1 to n and n to n relationships.  
 
 ### Running SteamDB
-To run SteamDB, just enter the following command on your terminal:
+To run SteamDB, just enter the following command on your terminal:  
 $ ruby steamdb.rb
 
 ### Instructions
@@ -26,4 +26,29 @@ This program contains four basic functionalities:
  - altera (update one or more elements)
  - lista (list all the elements of a table)
 
-### Command syntax
+### Command syntax  
+< op > < table > < { attribute=value } >  
+
+possible < op > values are insere, exclui, altera and lista  
+< table > indicates the name of the table you will be using for the operation  
+{ ... } indicates the possibility of more than one argument  
+attribute=value has different meanings, acting both as a WHERE select and as an attribution  
+
+To clarify, here are some examples:  
+
+Creating the developer named Jose that lives in Brasil:
++ insere developers name="jose" country="brasil"  
+
+Listing all the developers
++ lista developers
+
+Changing the name and country values of the row(s) with a "Jose" value on the name column
++ altera developers name="jose" name="joão" country="usa"
+
+Observation: in the "altera" operation, the first (and only the first) attribute=value pair is used to select one or more rows with the defined value
+
+Deleting a row
++ exclui developers name="joão" country="usa"
+
+Deleting all rows of a table
++ exclui developers
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