fix: pagination example Firestore (#2084)

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website/docs/connect-data/reference/querying-firestore.md

@@ -85,10 +85,16 @@ Sorts query results by a column value. Expects a JSON array containing a single
 
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-Sets a record that acts as a starting cursor for pagination. Expects an object that is a whole document, i.e. a document that was returned from a prior query. For example, you can pass the last record from the most recent execution of a query:
+Sets a record that acts as a starting cursor for pagination in Firestore. Expects an object that is a whole document, i.e. a document that was returned from a prior query. For example, you can pass the last record from the most recent execution of a query:
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+*Example:* 
 
 ```javascript
-{{ ListQuery.data[ListQuery.data.length - 1] }}
+//Table example
+{{ user_Table.tableData[user_Table.tableData.length - 1] }}
+
+//List example
+{{ users_List.data[users_List.data.length - 1] }}
 ```
 
 Each time the query is run, it fetches the next set of results that come after the previous execution.
@@ -102,7 +108,7 @@ Each time the query is run, it fetches the next set of results that come after t
 Sets a record that acts as an ending cursor for pagination. Expects an object that is a whole document, i.e. a document that was returned from a prior query. For example, you can pass the first record from the most recent execution of a query:
 
 ```javascript
-{{ ListQuery.data[0] }}
+{{ user_Table.tableData[0] }}
 ```
 
 When the query is paged backwards, it fetches the set of results that lead up to the current results.