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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ We provide two instances of the ClickhouseDB:
 
 Both are available using the port 8123. The endpoints above are just addresses, clicking on them will not lead to any page.
 
-The production instance has our current data, which was tested and validated. The development instance has our current work in progress, work and it is usually used to share ideas with other groups before the final work is officially released in production.
+The production instance has our current publicly available data. The development instance has our current work in progress and it is usually used to share ideas with other groups before the final content is officially released in production.
 
 There are several forms to connect to a Clickhouse database.
 
@@ -21,10 +21,18 @@ clickhouse-client --host=datastore.catalog.igvf.org --port=8123 --user=<username
 
 Please contact our group to receive a username and password.
 
-We recommend using a client interface to interact with our database. It is easier and doesn't require much more knowledge of Clickhouse to explore our data.
+We recommend using a database management tool to interact with our database. It is easier and doesn't require much more knowledge of Clickhouse to explore the data.
 
 One free client that supports connection to ClickhouseDB is DBVisualizer (https://www.dbvis.com/).
 
 To set up DBVisualizer, create a new Database Connection and select Clickhouse.
 
 As the database server name, use: `datastore.catalog.igvf.org` or `datastore-dev.catalog.igvf.org`, for the database port use `8123`, and for the database value, use `igvf`. Next, add your credentials to Userid and Password.
+
+Here is the configuration screenshot for DBVisualizer Free version 24.2.2:
+
+![DBVisualizer Configuration](imgs/clickhouse-dbvisualizer.png)
+
+Once the connection is established, you should be able to explore all available tables and run queries.
+
+For more information about how you can query the data, please check the official ClickhouseDB documentation at https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/guides/writing-queries.
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