mgaffney
SQL Antipatterns, Volume 1, P1: spelling error (page 331)
“illustation” should be “illustration”
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billkarwin
Author of SQL Antipatterns, Volume 1
Thanks for catching this typo! None of the other reviewers noticed it. I guess people are susceptible to persistence of vision and their brains fill in such errors. For reference, this is on page 331, in the section on Third Normal Form.
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