updating integrations destinations local files doccs

docs/integrations/destinations/local-csv.md

@@ -44,5 +44,12 @@ The local mount is mounted by Docker onto `LOCAL_ROOT`. This means the `/local`
 * the local mount is using the `/tmp/airbyte_local` default
 * then all data will be written to `/tmp/airbyte_local/cars/models` directory.
 
-\(If Airbyte instance is running on the same computer that you are navigating with, you can open your browser to go to [file:///tmp/airbyte\_local](file:///tmp/airbyte_local) and look at the replicated data locally\)
-
+## Access Replicated Data Files
+
+If your Airbyte instance is running on the same computer that you are navigating with, you can open your browser and enter [file:///tmp/airbyte\_local](file:///tmp/airbyte_local) to look at the replicated data locally.
+If the first approach fails or if your Airbyte instance is running on a remote server, follow the following steps to access the replicated files:
+1. Access the scheduler container using `docker exec -it airbyte-scheduler bash`
+2. Navigate to the default local mount using `cd /tmp/airbyte_local`
+3. Navigate to the replicated file directory you specified when you created the destination, using `cd /{Directory_Specified}`
+4. List files containing the replicated data using `ls`
+5. Execute `cat {filename}` to display the data in a particular file

docs/integrations/destinations/local-json.md

@@ -44,5 +44,12 @@ The local mount is mounted by Docker onto `LOCAL_ROOT`. This means the `/local`
 * the local mount is using the `/tmp/airbyte_local` default
 * then all data will be written to `/tmp/airbyte_local/cars/models` directory.
 
-\(If Airbyte instance is running on the same computer that you are navigating with, you can open your browser to go to [file:///tmp/airbyte\_local](file:///tmp/airbyte_local) and look at the replicated data locally\)
-
+## Access Replicated Data Files
+
+If your Airbyte instance is running on the same computer that you are navigating with, you can open your browser and enter [file:///tmp/airbyte\_local](file:///tmp/airbyte_local) to look at the replicated data locally.
+If the first approach fails or if your Airbyte instance is running on a remote server, follow the following steps to access the replicated files:
+1. Access the scheduler container using `docker exec -it airbyte-scheduler bash`
+2. Navigate to the default local mount using `cd /tmp/airbyte_local`
+3. Navigate to the replicated file directory you specified when you created the destination, using `cd /{Directory_Specified}`
+4. List files containing the replicated data using `ls`
+5. Execute `cat {filename}` to display the data in a particular file