add more detail on container doc

Author: CoolHandDev

README.md

@@ -199,12 +199,16 @@ The included Dockerfile serves as an example on how a project image can be built
 
 To run a persistent container:
 ```
-$ docker container run --name containername go-mssql-runner-imagename start -u someuser -p somepass -s someserverip -d somedbname -c someconfigfile.json --logformat JSON
+docker container run -i --name containername go-mssql-runner-imagename start -u someuser -p somepass -s someserverip -d somedbname -c someconfigfile.json --logformat JSON
 ```
 To access the container log and save to file
 ```
 docker container logs containername > log.txt 
 ```
+To run it again
+```
+docker container start -i containername
+```
 To run an ephemereal container and save log to file
 ```
 docker container run -i --rm go-mssql-runner-imagename start -u someuser -p somepass -s someserverip -d somedbname -c someconfigfile.json --logformat JSON  2>&1 | tee -a log.txt
@@ -217,14 +221,15 @@ docker container run -i --rm go-mssql-runner-imagename start -u someuser -p some
 * Get detailed account of what ran using the different log level in the -l flag of start command.
 * Save the screen output to a text file by specifiing the --logfile flag of the start command.
 * Use the JSON option on the --logformat flag to outout the log in JSON format and make it easy to parse.
-* Although scripts are run sequentially, concurrent operation can be accomplished via scripting or cli techniques. Separate operations that can be run concurrently into their own projectsFor example in Bash, commands can be run in parallel using '&': 
-* Build Docker images to encapsulate versions of your project.  For example, create an image for dev/test and another image for production.
-* Docker containers can be run repeatedly. Command parameters need not be specified each time. Just run "docker start <containerName>" to rerun projects.
-
+* Although scripts are run sequentially, concurrent operation can be accomplished via scripting or cli techniques. Separate operations that can be run concurrently into their own projects. For example in Bash, commands can be run in parallel using '&': 
 
 ```
 $ command1 & command2 
 ``` 
+* Build Docker images to encapsulate versions of your project.  For example, create an image for dev/test and another image for production.
+* Docker containers can be run repeatedly. Command parameters need not be specified each time. Just run "docker start ContainerName" to rerun projects.
+
+
 
 
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