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High Performance PostgreSQL for Rails: Minor typo in vacuum command (p. 176)
Minor typo - extra U:
“To free up the space, you’ll need to VACUUUM FULL users;…”
Fix:
To free up the space, you’ll need to VACUUM FULL users;.
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