As we ring in 2019, we look back at 2018 as another great year
filled with momentous accomplishments for the MSSQLTips.com community. We
thank our dedicated team
of authors who solve problems for the global SQL Server Community every second of the
day. For our fifth annual 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 2018 that had at least 5
published tips qualified for the Rookie of the Year.
Please congratulate the contenders and winners!
All of these authors deserve significant recognition for all of their contributions
and we encourage all of the authors to take it to the next level to provide the
community with even more beneficial content.
On behalf of the community, we would like to congratulate Daniel, Eduardo and
all the authors that qualified for these awards. All of the author contributions
are valued by the community and we look forward to many more contributions by all
of our authors and all new 2019 authors. "Thank you" on behalf of the global SQL
Server community.
Please take some time to congratulate and thank these authors for their
contributions to the SQL Server community in the comments section below.
P.S. We are already in search of the 2019 Rookie and Author of the Year. If you
are interested in joining the MSSQLTips.com Author Team, please
click here to get started.
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Congratulations Daniel Farina and Eduardo Pivaral! Welcome aboard Eduardo - great tips and tricks for 2018. Daniel - outstanding articles in 2018 to add with your list of great articles. Also congratulations to all other nominees and welcome aboard to the new writers.
Friday, January 11, 2019 - 11:28:49 AM - John Q. Martin
Daniel and Eduardo congratulations on being selected Author of the Year and Rookie of the Year.
I want to thank all of our authors and all of our community members for making 2018 another great year. We had contributions from over 70 different authors last year, bringing lots of different perspectives on how SQL Server can be used. With SQL Server 2019 soon to be released, the list of things to write about continues to grow.
To everyone, keep up the great work!
Thanks Greg
Friday, January 11, 2019 - 9:23:53 AM - Jeremy Kadlec
With 12 tips completed in 2018, congratulations on being recognized as the 2018 Rookie of the Year. You should be proud of your accomplishment based on the support from the community and your peers.
Over the last 6 months you have done a great job with the depth and breadth of your tips and we encourage you to continue sharing valuable tips across the Microsoft Data Platform.
As 2019 begins, we hope you use this recognition as a stepping stone to continue to help the global SQL Server community.
2018 was a great year for you on MSSQLTips.com receiving the Champion Award as you completed your 100th tip and now the Author of the Year. All of that hard work since 2013 has really paid off!
The community and your peers stood behind your contributions to SQL Server DBAs and Developers around the globe.
We encourage you to continue contributing to the community and sharing your knowledge.
Thank you, Jeremy Kadlec Community Co-Leader
Friday, January 11, 2019 - 9:10:04 AM - Jeremy Kadlec
First and foremost, congratulations to all of the MSSQLTips.com Authors for your achievements in 2018.
All of you received tremendous support from the community and your peers. That should be a tremendous amount of encouragement for 2019 and beyond!
When the final votes were tallied, it was a close race. 1 or 2 votes separated numerous authors. Congrats and all of you are deserving of this recognition.
Thank you, Jeremy Kadlec Community Co-Leader
Friday, January 11, 2019 - 8:52:21 AM - Vinod Jacob
MSSQLTips.com was started in 2006 to provide SQL Server content about various aspects of SQL Server and other database platforms.