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Draw the SSIS Package using SVG - part III

In the third part of a series, I focus on drawing the constraints’ descriptions and the colours. And also a bit of PowerShell for automation.\nAutomating the layout extraction\rPreviously I prepared the file with a layout by hand - I copied the CDATA content of the/DTS:Executable/DTS:DesignTimeProperties element to the XML file and saved it. It’s a tedious task, so I wrote a PowerShell script New-Diagram.ps1. It has two paths as the parameters - the package to analyse, and the output file. The content is just three lines of code (it could fit in one, but I split it for readability):\n



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Draw the SSIS Package using SVG - part III

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In the third part of a series, I focus on drawing the constraints’ descriptions and the colours. And also a bit of PowerShell for automation.\nAutomating the layout extraction\rPreviously I prepared the file with a layout by hand - I copied the CDATA content of the/DTS:Executable/DTS:DesignTimeProperties element to the XML file and saved it. It’s a tedious task, so I wrote a PowerShell script New-Diagram.ps1. It has two paths as the parameters - the package to analyse, and the output file. The content is just three lines of code (it could fit in one, but I split it for readability):\n



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Draw the SSIS Package using SVG - part III

In the third part of a series, I focus on drawing the constraints’ descriptions and the colours. And also a bit of PowerShell for automation.\nAutomating the layout extraction\rPreviously I prepared the file with a layout by hand - I copied the CDATA content of the/DTS:Executable/DTS:DesignTimeProperties element to the XML file and saved it. It’s a tedious task, so I wrote a PowerShell script New-Diagram.ps1. It has two paths as the parameters - the package to analyse, and the output file. The content is just three lines of code (it could fit in one, but I split it for readability):\n

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