pratyakshsharma commented on a change in pull request #4210:
URL: https://github.com/apache/carbondata/pull/4210#discussion_r732703698



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File path: docs/configuration-parameters.md
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@@ -52,6 +52,17 @@ This section provides the details of all the configurations 
required for the Car
 | carbon.trash.retention.days | 7 | This parameter specifies the number of 
days after which the timestamp based subdirectories are expired in the trash 
folder. Allowed Min value = 0, Allowed Max Value = 365 days|
 | carbon.clean.file.force.allowed | false | This parameter specifies if the 
clean files operation with force option is allowed or not.|
 | carbon.cdc.minmax.pruning.enabled | false | This parameter defines whether 
the min max pruning to be performed on the target table based on the source 
data. It will be useful when data is not sparse across target table which 
results in better pruning.|
+| spark.sql.warehouse.dir | ../carbon.store | This parameter defines the path 
on DFS where carbondata files and metadata will be stored. The configuration 
`carbon.storelocation` has been deprecated. For simplicity, we recommended you 
remove the configuration of `carbon.storelocation`. If `carbon.storelocation` 
and `spark.sql.warehouse.dir` are configured to different paths, exception will 
be thrown when CREATE DATABASE and DROP DATABASE to avoid inconsistent database 
location.|
+| carbon.blocklet.size | 64 MB | Carbondata files consist of blocklets which 
further consists of column pages. As per the latest V3 format, the default size 
of a blocklet is 64 MB. In V2 format, the default size of a blocklet was 120000 
rows. |
+| carbon.properties.filepath | conf/carbon.properties | This file is by 
default present in conf directory on your base project path. Users can 
configure all the carbondata related properties in this file. |

Review comment:
       got it. 




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