This blog is to provide an introduction to the NeuroPower framework and reduces a highly technical well referenced material into simple, yet real world examples. This framework will assist project managers in building effective teams that work in a harmonious network maintaining respect for each other. Introduction: Phycology is one of the oldest fields of study, there were notes on the reoccurrences of patterns within the brain since prior to Ancient Egypt. These studies linked phycology with religion but nevertheless represented patterns in behaviour and techniques for the modification of behaviour. NueroPower combines the intellect of a master of Artificial Intelligence and Phycology to produce a logical representation of behaviour patterns and leaders can use this model to predict behaviour, allowing leaders to mitigate risk and create a harmonious team. Tension and the Amygdala This was best explained to me as a story; imagine for a moment that you are a bunny ...
I have created and worked with fragmented tables before. But not having done so in so long it took abit of effort to remember how to do it without looking at my old source code. Ignore the delete and create schema, you will need to fix these if you want to turn this into a real database as it may delete your database if your not careful when you run install()! This simple fragmented test table will allow you to create new users calling the add_user() function with a username/password/email address. Keep in mind you can only create the table as type bag or set for disc based tables. There are third party efforts to create a disc based ordered_set (tcerl is one that I use), but these are not straight forward to setup and not part of the OTP framework. The tuple we have added is frag_properties for the mnesia:create_table function this allows us to configure this table as a fragmented table. In this case the node_pool consists of only this node retrieved by node() function call. 20 ...
PART 1 (FIX IN PART 2): Another SharePoint boggling issue. I defined a Page Layout as illustrated below. It has two columns left and right with 80% and 20% width respectively. When deploying this page on my local system I found that creating a page resulted in an error. Entering web part maintenance mode on the pagelayout page revealed there were several ErrorWebPart components listed for my page layout? At the moment I do not have time to investigate why or how they are there. But removing these through the maintenance protal fixed the defect. If I get around to tracing the source of the issue I will post. Hopefully the latest cumulative update will prevent this sort of defect from occuring! <%@ Page ClassName="BOQTwoColumnPageLayout" AutoEventWireup="true" language="C#" Inherits="Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.PublishingLayoutPage,Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing,Version=14.0.0.0,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=71e9bce11...
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