Luke Hayler - SQL Server developer

Today I made a commitment, a commitment to the community. And it starts with SQLServerPedia Syndication. That commitment means that I’ll be writing more, interacting more, sharing more, and if at all possible, entertaining more. (OK, so I’m not sure about the last one, but I sure am gonna try).

I have to say, it’s a little daunting being listed amongst MVP’s, professionals with decades of experience and other big personalities in the SQL Server Community. Thankfully, I thrive in situations like these. Being amongst people who are better than you enables you to up your game – or at least that’s been the story for me. Upping my game means that you, dear reader, get more quality content on the topics I care about. For now, that includes SQL Server’s Reporting Services and Integration Services. But you knew that already.

I would ask one favour (yes, that’s the way we spell it over here…) of you, and that is feedback. Of any sort. Whilst I get it right most of the time (I hope), there may be occasions that I’m talking absolute dribble. SPEAK UP! I’m sharing from my own experience and opinion, if it’s wrong, or at least if you believe it’s ‘wrong’, I want to know about it and what you believe the right answer to be.

A big thank you to Brent (Blog | @BrentO) and everyone else at SQLServerPedia for the opportunity to give something back. I’m thoroughly looking forward to the journey ahead and seeing where it takes me.