SQL New Blogger Challenge Digest – Week 4

This week marks the end of Ed Leighton-Dick’s New Blogger Challenge. It’s terrific seeing everyone sticking with the challenge all month and I’m looking forward to catching up with all the posts. Great job, everyone! Keep going!

Author	Post
@MtnDBA	#SQLNewBlogger Week 4 – My 1st SQLSaturday session | DBA With Altitude
@Lance_LT	“MongoDB is the WORST!” | Lance Tidwell the Silent DBA
@ceedubvee	A Insider’s View of the Autism Spectrum: Autism and Information Technology: Big Data for Diagnosis
@Jorriss	A Podcast Is Born
@toddkleinhans	A Tale of SQL Server Disk Space Trials and Tribulations | toddkleinhans.com
@arrowdrive	Anders On SQL: First “real” job with SQL.
@arrowdrive	Anders On SQL: Stupid Stuff I have done. 2/?. Sometimes even a dev server is not a good dev environment
@way0utwest	April Blogger Challenge 4–Filtered Index Limitations | Voice of the DBA
@ALevyInROC	Are You Backing Everything Up? | The Rest is Just Code
@DesertIsleSQL	Azure Data Lake: Why you might want one |
@EdDebug	BIML is better even for simple packages | the.agilesql.club
@tpet1433	Corruption – The Denmark of SQL Instances – Tim Peters
@eleightondick	Creating a Self-Contained Multi-Subnet Test Environment, Part II – Adding a Domain Controller | The Data Files
@MattBatalon	Creating an Azure SQL Database | Matt Batalon
@pshore73	Database on the Move – Part I | Shore SQL
@pmpjr	Do you wanna build a cluster?! | I have no idea what I’m doing
@DwainCSQL	Excel in T-SQL Part 1 – HARMEAN, GEOMEAN and FREQUENCY | dwaincsql
@AalamRangi	Gotcha – SSIS ImportExport Wizard Can Kill Your Diagrams | SQL Erudition
@toddkleinhans	How Do Blind People Use SQL Server? | toddkleinhans.com
@DBAFromTheCold	In-Memory OLTP: Part 4 – Native Compilation | The DBA Who Came In From The Cold
@AaronBertrand	It’s a Harsh Reality – Listen Up – SQL Sentry Team Blog
@GuruArthur	Looking back at April – Arthur Baan
@nocentino	Moving SQL Server data between filegroups – Part 2 – The implementation – Centino Systems Blog
@MyHumbleSQLTips	My Humble SQL Tips: Tracking Query Plan Changes
@m82labs	Reduce SQL Agent Job Overlaps · m82labs
@fade2blackuk	Rob Sewell on Twitter: “Instances and Ports with PowerShell http://t.co/kwN2KwVDOS”
@DwainCSQL	Ruminations on Writing Great T-SQL | dwaincsql
@sqlsanctum	Security of PWDCOMPARE and SQL Hashing | SQL Sanctum
@Pittfurg	SQL Server Backup and Restores with PowerShell Part 1: Setting up – Port 1433
@cjsommer	Using PowerShell to Export SQL Data to CSV. How well does it perform? | cjsommer.com
@gorandalf	Using SSIS Lookup Transformation in ETL Packages | Gorandalf’s SQL Blog
@nicharsh	Words on Words: 5 Books That Will Improve Your Writing