Congrats r937 - Tip Master of the Week!

[donutman]

Good job, rudy.
-Karl

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[ookete]

Congrats! I must say that all you top tipsters are braniacs and your comments help out tremendously. Thank you for your time and for your clear, well thought out answers.

 

[SQLSister]

Good job Rudy. Well deserved.

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[chrissie1]

If only somebody would recognize my genius.

But great job Rudy.

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[donutman]

I've heard that lots of people are trying to recognize your genus.
-Karl

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[hmckillop]

lol donutman,
well done rudy, good to see so many of the SQL forum being tipsters of the week. Congrats.


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[donutman]

Has anyone from this forum made it to the top of the top MVPs? Maybe SQLSister has.
-Karl

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[dbomrrsm]

Well done Rudy - Congratulations - that must be 3 in about 5 weeks from this forum that have been tipmaster of the week

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[SQLSister]

Not me, never been to the top of the list. Terry Broadbent probably was when he hung out here.

I'm not surprised about the multiple tipmasters; we have one of the more active forums and, compared to other forums, we give out a lot of stars. Heck, the SQL Server Admin forum can go days without a star awarded. Nice that we have an appreciative group of users here.

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[chrissie1]

When Terry was here he was at the top nearly every week. Now it's bcastner from the xp forum also a very, very active forum.

I was second once, when I was in the access forums also very overactive people in there.

But if we all agree to give a star to donutman he will be number one in no time. ;-)


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[donutman]

I already tried the tin-cup-in-the-hand trick. It only got me to the top of this forum for a day, after which the St. Bernard took over again.
The stats on Terry are pretty awesome. Sorry I missed that show.
-Karl

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[SQLSister]

Woof. (now that isn't true, you and I keep swapping places on the list.)

Terry was amazing. I learned so very much from him.

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[donutman]

Don't look now, but there's a pack of young pups trying to oust us elders. They have paws as quick as Ken Jennings' thumb.
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[SQLSister]

The more the merrier. I learn from you guys too.

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