Clean up README and recommend deleting user SQL

README.md

@@ -5,19 +5,20 @@
  1. Ensure the server for the database to be used has SQL Server logins enabled.
  1. Change the connection string in `appsettings.json` to point to a database of your choice.
      * If the database is not of type Microsoft SQL Server, you will want to change the extension method in `HospitalManagement.Config.HospitalContext` from `UseSqlServer()` to your database engine of choice.
- 1. At the root of the `HospitalManagement.Web` project, run the below command in your command prompt:
+ 2. At the root of the `Web` project, run the below command in your command prompt:
 
 ```cmd
 dotnet user-secrets set "Database__Password" "<your password goes here>"
 ```
 
- 4. Update the password set in `HospitalManagement.Database.Security.HospitalManagementUser.sql` to match the password you entered above.
- 5. Publish the `HospitalManagement.Database` project to your database.
- 7. Run the below command at the root of the `HospitalManagement.Web` project:
+ 4. Update the password set in `HospitalManagement.Database` > `Security` > `HospitalManagementUser.sql` to match the password you entered above.
+ 5. Publish the `Database` project to your database.
+ 6. It is recommended to now delete the aforementioned `HospitalManagementUser.sql` file to avoid committing your database user's password into source control.
+ 7. Run the below command at the root of the `Web` project:
 
 ```cmd
 npm install
 ``` 
 
 ### Optional
-1. Execute the `SampleData.sql` script in `HospitalManagement.Database` to insert some sample data into the application's database.
+1. Execute the `SampleData.sql` script in the `Database` project to insert some sample data into the application's database.