Has anyone ever accomplished this feat? I doubt it. Far into subbing my last novel, I could still go in and find a "plague" where a "plaque" was needed.
I've just finished converting four previously published novels from a big six publisher to ePub, per the publisher's request.
I found sixteen errors in one book, and two or three in each of the others. These are errors in the printed book.
These were all flat-out errors, not matters of usage or style. But they're all the sorts of things that are easily missed. We all read with expectations, and it's easy to see what we expect to see, instead of what's actually on the page.
Often errors of this sort are corrected in subsequent editions, or even reprints. Sometimes though, they linger on for years, and embarrass authors and editors--ask any editor and after they cringe, they'll tell you their story about "the one that got away. "
Sometimes it's a file management problem--the wrong file, perhaps an uncorrected galley file--got sent to the printer.