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@@ -373,7 +373,7 @@ this, too! And fumbles it quite badly.
views to avoid the problems with "real" views.
* It also effectively means triggers can't be used to emulate `CHECK`
constraints and other consistency features.
- * Code to maintain materialized views is also finnicky and hard to get
+ * Code to maintain materialized views is also finicky and hard to get
"right", especially if the view includes aggregates or interesting joins
over its source data. I hope you enjoy debugging MySQL's procedural
SQL…
@@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ this, too! And fumbles it quite badly.
Helpful! For per-table configurations, they still all end up
together in the same file. Partitioning InnoDB tables is a waste of
time for managing storage.
- * TL,DR: MySQL's partition support is so finnicky and limited that
+ * TL,DR: MySQL's partition support is so finicky and limited that
MySQL-based apps tend to opt for multiple MySQL servers ("sharding")
instead.