Update adr/ADR-31.md

Co-authored-by: Byron Ruth <b@devel.io>

adr/ADR-31.md

@@ -123,10 +123,10 @@ To facilitate consistent multi key reads the `up_to_seq` and `up_to_time` keys c
 Imagine we have a new bucket and we did:
 
 ```
-$ nats kv put 1234.name Bob                # message seq 1
-$ nats kv put 1234.surname Smith           # message seq 2
-$ nats kv put 1234.address 1 Main Street   # message seq 3
-$ nats kv put 1234.address 10 Oak Lane     # message seq 4 updates message 3
+$ nats kv put USERS 1234.name Bob                # message seq 1
+$ nats kv put USERS 1234.surname Smith           # message seq 2
+$ nats kv put USERS 1234.address 1 Main Street   # message seq 3
+$ nats kv put USERS 1234.address 10 Oak Lane     # message seq 4 updates message 3
 ```
 
 If we did a normal multi read using `{"multi_last":["$KV.USERS.1234.>"]}` we would get the address `10 Oak Lane` returned.  However, to get a record as it was at a certain point in the past we could supply the sequence or time, adding `"up_to_seq":3` to the request will return address `1 Main Street` along with the other data.