[Doc] Update CREATE_ROUTINE_LOAD.md (StarRocks#46920)

Signed-off-by: Dan Roscigno <[email protected]>

docs/en/sql-reference/sql-statements/data-manipulation/CREATE_ROUTINE_LOAD.md

@@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ For more examples, see [Configure column mapping](#configure-column-mapping).
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 > Since v3.0.1, StarRocks supports loading Avro data by using Routine Load. When you load JSON or Avro data, the configuration for column mapping and transformation is the same. Therefore, in this section, JSON data is used as an example to introduce the configuration.
 
-If the keys of the JSON-formatted data have the same names as the columns of the StarRocks table, you can load the JSON-formatted data by using the simple mode. In simple mode, you do not need to specify the `jsonpaths` parameter. This mode requires that the JSON-formatted data must be an object as indicated by curly brackets `{}`, such as `{"category": 1, "author": 2, "price": "3"}`. In this example, `category`, `author`, and `price` are key names, and these keys can be mapped one on one by name to the columns `category`, `author`, and `price` of the StarRocks table. For examples, please see [simple mode](#Column names of the target table are consistent with JSON keys).
+If the keys of the JSON-formatted data have the same names as the columns of the StarRocks table, you can load the JSON-formatted data by using the simple mode. In simple mode, you do not need to specify the `jsonpaths` parameter. This mode requires that the JSON-formatted data must be an object as indicated by curly brackets `{}`, such as `{"category": 1, "author": 2, "price": "3"}`. In this example, `category`, `author`, and `price` are key names, and these keys can be mapped one on one by name to the columns `category`, `author`, and `price` of the StarRocks table. For examples, please see [simple mode](#starrocks-table-column-names-consistent-with-json-key-names).
 
 If the keys of the JSON-formatted data have different names than the columns of the StarRocks table, you can load the JSON-formatted data by using the matched mode. In matched mode, you need to use the `jsonpaths` and `COLUMNS` parameters to specify the column mapping between the JSON-formatted data and the StarRocks table: