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* linting * Update specification/src/tutorial/schema.md --------- Co-authored-by: Phil Freeman <[email protected]>
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diff --git a/specification/src/specification/queries/sorting.md b/specification/src/specification/queries/sorting.md
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ To compute the ordering from the `order_by` field, data connectors should implem
 - For each [`OrderByElement`](../../reference/types.md#orderbyelement):
   - If `element.target.type` is `column`, then to compare two rows, compare the value in the selected column. See type `column` below.
   - If `element.target.type` is `star_count_aggregate`, compare two rows by comparing the row count of a related collection. See type `star_count_aggregate` below.
-  - If `element.target.type` is `single_count_aggregate`, compare two rows by comparing a single column aggregate. See type `single_count_aggregate` below.
+  - If `element.target.type` is `single_column_aggregate`, compare two rows by comparing a single column aggregate. See type `single_column_aggregate` below.
 
 ### Type `column`
 
@@ -53,9 +53,9 @@ For example, this query sorts article authors by their total article count:
 {{#include ../../../../ndc-reference/tests/query/order_by_aggregate/request.json:3: }}
 ```
 
-### Type `single_count_aggregate`
+### Type `single_column_aggregate`
 
-An ordering of type `single_count_aggregate` orders rows by an aggregate computed over rows in some [related collection](./relationships.md). If the respective aggregates are incomparable, the ordering should continue to the next [`OrderByElement`](../../reference/types.md#orderbyelement).
+An ordering of type `single_column_aggregate` orders rows by an aggregate computed over rows in some [related collection](./relationships.md). If the respective aggregates are incomparable, the ordering should continue to the next [`OrderByElement`](../../reference/types.md#orderbyelement).
 
 For example, this query sorts article authors by their maximum article ID:
 

diff --git a/specification/src/specification/schema/README.md b/specification/src/specification/schema/README.md
@@ -27,5 +27,5 @@ See [`SchemaResponse`](../../reference/types.md#schemaresponse)
 | `scalar_types` | [Scalar Types](scalar-types.md) |
 | `object_types` | [Object Types](object-types.md) |
 | `collections` | [Collection](collections.md) |
-| `functions` | [Functions](Functions.md) |
-| `procedures` | [Procedures](procedures.md) |
+| `functions` | [Functions](functions.md) |
+| `procedures` | [Procedures](procedures.md) |
diff --git a/specification/src/tutorial/schema.md b/specification/src/tutorial/schema.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Schema
 
-The [schema endpoint](../specification/schema/README.md) should return data describing the data connector's scalar and object types, along with any collections, functions and procedures which are exposed.
+The schema endpoint should return data describing the data connector's scalar and object types, along with any collections, functions and procedures which are exposed.
 
 ```rust,no_run,noplayground
 {{#include ../../../ndc-reference/bin/reference/main.rs:schema1}}