Managing groups in .NET

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Case Study An organization in the top 50 of the Fortune 500 had acquired a multibillion dollar company. The executive vice president, Ralph, son of the original founder, was a tyrant. He routinely screamed at people, used horrible obscenities at meetings, and generally brutalized even peers. People tried to keep out of his gun sights. The president of the new subsidiary asked me to help build a team spirit more in line with the parent, well-known for its stellar workplace. I told him that Ralph must go. The president told me that Ralph simply had a style that people understood. We compromised on a 360 review, which, under promises of anonymity, was finally eliciting how people really felt about Ralph. Midway through, however, Ralph decided that he needed his own consultant, and lobbied to have someone brought in from far away to run the assessment. The president agreed and I happily left. It was time to get out of the morass. No one else blew the whistle and, when I did, no one wanted to hear it. The last I heard, Ralph was still there, as dysfunctional as ever.

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If you are concerned about using the InPlace mate, then I would suggest an alternative technique. Instead of using the Insert Component New Part command, you should simply create a blank part and save it to the desired location. You can then insert the existing but blank part into the assembly and mate the three planes to the assembly or to the part, as appropriate. You can then edit the part in-context, the same as if you had created it in-context. The only difference between parts developed this way and parts created in-context is the InPlace mate. The InPlace mate cannot be edited and does not have relations to other geometry in the usual sense. Many people feel more secure with real mates to real geometry, which can be identified and changed if necessary.

Rolling back a nested SQL Server local transaction rolls back all pending transactions. However, DTC uses true nested transactions, and rolling back a DTC transaction will roll back only the current transaction.

he appendixes are a collection of information that doesn t fit well within the rest of the text. In particular, Appendix A lists several readily available sources for help with SolidWorks that you can use for free. Appendix B familiarizes you with the CD-ROM that comes with this book.

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Set Option Strict to Off. If the Option Strict is On, then the following code gives an error. This is because the Visual Basic compiler does not allow late binding when the Option Strict is On. Late binding is the process of binding objects with their classes at runtime. Set the Name property of the text box to txtSummary. Set the Multiline property of the text box to true. Dim arrObj(2) As Object Dim iVal, Ctr As Integer iVal = CInt(InputBox("Enter the number of Employees:")) If iVal <= 0 Then MessageBox.Show("Enter details of atleast one student", "Error") End If Dim arrName(iVal) As String Dim arrDed(iVal) As Integer Dim arrSalary(iVal) As Integer Do While Ctr < iVal arrName(Ctr) = InputBox("Enter the name of the Employee" & Ctr + 1 & ":", "Enter Details") arrSalary(Ctr) = InputBox("Enter the salary of the Employee" & Ctr + 1 & ":", "Enter Details") Ctr = Ctr + 1 Loop arrObj(0) = arrName arrObj(1) = arrSalary For Ctr = 0 To iVal - 1 arrDed(Ctr) = 0.1 * arrObj(1)(Ctr) Next Ctr For Ctr = 0 To iVal - 1 If txtSummary.Text = "" Then txtSummary.Text = "Employee Name : " & arrObj(0)(iCtr) & " Salary : " & arrObj(1)(iCtr) & " Deductions : " & arrDed(iCtr) Else txtSummary.Text = txtSummary.Text & Chr(13) & Chr(10) & "Employee Name : " & arrObj(1)(iCtr) & " Salary : " & arrObj(0)(iCtr) & "Deductions : " & arrDed(iCtr)

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Back in 5, I spent a significant amount of time explaining action hooks and filters. These are the cornerstone for plugin development and, depending on the goal and type of hook, can be used to initiate an event or replace specific content with new content.

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