Community Involvement

Recognizing the MSSQLTips.com Authors and Rookie of 2023. Please join us in congratulating them on this accomplishment.

Celebrating the MSSQLTips.com Authors and Rookie of 2022. Check them out and join us in recognizing all of their accomplishments.

Let's take some time to recognize the MSSQLTips.com Authors and Rookie of 2021 as well as all of the Authors on the Team.

Learn about 12 virtual team building activities and icebreakers to help strengthen your team even when you are not all in the same place.

Let's take some time to recognize the MSSQLTips.com Authors and Rookie of 2020 as well as all of the Authors on the Team.

Check out the MSSQLTips.com Author and Rookie of 2019. Congrats to all of the authors that completed for this award!

Check out the MSSQLTips.com Author and Rookie of 2018. Congrats to all of the authors that completed for this award!

Check out the MSSQLTips.com Author and Rookie of 2017. Congrats to all of the authors that completed for this award!

In 2016, we had 25 different authors that qualified for either the Author of the Year or the Rookie of the Year. Check out the list of contenders and winners.

On June 5, 2006 MSSQLTips.com started with just one tip in an effort to offer solutions to real world SQL Server problems. Ten years later, as we look back, we never expected MSSQLTips.com to grow into a global community of millions of SQL Server Professi

Check out the 17 MSSQLTips.com Authors competing for the Author and Rookie of 2015.

In 2014 a new tradition was started on MSSQLTips.com to recognize the Author and Rookie of the Year. Authors that had at least 10 published tips qualified for the Author of the Year and new authors in 2014 that had at least 5 published tips qualified for

On behalf of the MSSQLTips.com Community, we would like to recognize the MSSQLTips.com Authors and all of their accomplishments. They have worked very hard year in and year out to help the greater SQL Server community with informative tips and responded

After serving the local SQL Server community for almost a decade, do you have any lessons learned that you can share? Aspects such as speakers, sponsors, meeting formats, etc.? I have considered starting a user group, but would be interested to hear your

As a SQL Server User Group Leader with Ray Barley, we are always looking for new ideas for our monthly meetings. We have tried polls on LinkedIN and Meetup. We have had some good feedback on formats, but we really want to have some fun as a group, give

Here is a listing of SQL Server websites that offer articles, tips, tricks, scripts, videos and more about SQL Server.