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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37915#issuecomment-4110746843

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   This pull request updates the documentation for managed I/O connectors, 
reflecting changes introduced in release 2.72.0-RC3. The primary goal is to 
ensure the documentation accurately represents the available configuration 
options and their descriptions for various data sources and sinks, including 
Iceberg, BigQuery, Kafka, Postgres, MySQL, and SQLServer, by adding new 
parameters, removing outdated ones, and reordering sections for better 
readability.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **ICEBERG_CDC Connector Documentation**: Updated the `ICEBERG_CDC` 
connector documentation, including new read parameters such as `from_snapshot`, 
`from_timestamp`, `poll_interval_seconds`, `starting_strategy`, `streaming`, 
`to_snapshot`, and `to_timestamp`, and reordered its placement.
   * **ICEBERG Read/Write Configuration Refinement**: Revised the `ICEBERG` 
Read and Write configuration sections, reordering parameters like `drop`, 
`filter`, `keep`, `only`, `partition_fields`, `table_properties`, 
`direct_write_byte_limit`, and `triggering_frequency_seconds` to their 
appropriate read/write contexts and updating their descriptions.
   * **JDBC Connector Parameter Adjustments**: Adjusted parameters for various 
JDBC connectors: `POSTGRES` Read had `disable_auto_commit` removed and new 
parameters (`output_parallelization`, `partition_column`, `read_query`, 
`username`) added; `SQLSERVER` Read and Write had `connection_init_sql` 
removed; and `MYSQL` Read and Write had `connection_init_sql` added.
   * **BigQuery Connector Documentation Updates**: Updated and reordered the 
`BIGQUERY` Read and Write connector documentation to clarify configurations.
   * **Documentation Structure Reorganization**: Reorganized the overall 
structure of the 'Configuration Details' section for various I/O connectors to 
improve clarity and logical grouping.
   
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