doc-fixes (#265)

Author: DebashisBorgohainO2

docs/user-guide/pipelines/create-and-use-scheduled-pipeline.md

@@ -135,8 +135,8 @@ Use this guide to create and run scheduled pipelines. Scheduled pipelines run at
     ### Step 1: Ingest data
     Use curl or any supported ingestion method.
     To find the sample curl command, go to **Data Sources** > **Custom** > **Logs** > **Curl**. 
-    Each new event ingested into the source stream is processed instantly.
-
+    The scheduled pipeline does not run immediately when data is ingested.  
+    It processes data only when the schedule triggers, using the configured frequency, period, and delay.
 ??? "Step 2: Verify output"
     ### Step 2: Verify output
     ![view-result](../../images/view-scheduled-result.png)

docs/user-guide/pipelines/import-and-export-pipelines.md

@@ -15,10 +15,8 @@ To export an existing pipeline configuration:
 3. In the **Actions** column of the pipeline, click the download icon.  
 ![download-pipeline](../../images/download-pipeline-json.png)
 The downloaded `.json` file contains the pipeline configuration and can be used to import the pipeline into another environment.<br>
-
-!!! note "Example" 
-    Exporting the pipeline `scheduled-pipeline-demo` generates a JSON file similar to the following:"  
-    ![json-file-pipeline-export](../../images/json-file-pipeline-export.png)
+Exporting the pipeline `scheduled-pipeline-demo` generates a JSON file similar to the following:  
+![json-file-pipeline-export](../../images/json-file-pipeline-export.png)
 
 ## Import a pipeline
 To import a previously exported pipeline:

docs/user-guide/pipelines/pipelines.md

@@ -68,6 +68,9 @@ Use real-time pipelines when you need immediate processing, such as monitoring l
 
 ## Scheduled pipelines
 A scheduled pipeline processes historical data from an existing stream at user-defined intervals. This is useful when you need to extract, transform, and load (ETL) data at regular intervals without manual intervention. 
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+> For more details, refer to the [Create and Use Scheduled Pipelines](../create-and-use-scheduled-pipeline/) guide. 
     
 ### How scheduled pipelines work