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docs/guide/export-schema.md

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     The `export_schema` management command provided here is specifically designed for use with `strawberry_django`. The [default Strawberry export command](https://strawberry.rocks/docs/guides/schema-export) won't work with `strawberry_django` schemas because `strawberry_django` extends the base functionality of Strawberry to integrate with Django models and queries. This command ensures proper schema export functionality.
 
-The `export_schema` management command allows you to export a GraphQL schema defined using the `strawberry_django` library. This command converts the schema definition to a text format, which can then be saved to a file or printed to the console.
+The `export_schema` management command allows you to export a GraphQL schema defined using the `strawberry_django` library. This command converts the schema definition to GraphQL schema definition language (SDL), which can then be saved to a file or printed to the console.
 
 ## Usage
 
-To use the `export_schema` command, you need to specify the location of the schema. Optionally, you can provide a file path to save the schema. If no path is provided, the schema will be printed to the console.
+To use the `export_schema` command, you need to specify the schema location(e.g., myapp.schema). Optionally, you can provide a file path to save the schema. If no path is provided, the schema will be printed to the console.
 
 ```sh
 python manage.py export_schema <schema_location> --path <output_path>
 ```
 
 ### Arguments
 
-- `<schema_location>`: The location of the schema module. This should be a dot-separated Python path (e.g., myapp.schema).
+- `<schema_location>`: The location of the schema module. This should be a dot-separated Python path (e.g., myapp.schema). For example, if your schema is located in the `schemas` directory in the `myapp` django app, you would use `myapp.schemas`.
 
 ### Options