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SQL Antipatterns, Volume 1: repeated word typo (page 39)
“feature in in version 8.0”
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billkarwin
Author of SQL Antipatterns, Volume 1
Thanks for catching this. For the record, this typo appears on page 39, in the Mini-Antipattern “It Works on My Computer.” I’ll try to get this corrected the next time we do a reprinting.
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