SSIS constraint arrows

#1

This may be really picky, but has anyone else just had it with the limited
way in which you can position the contrainst arrows in BI Studio? I'm one of
the biggest ssis fans out here, but I'd prefer to be able to make my arrows
so they don't run through other steps. The only way they seem to look good is
if you're steps only go down or to the right.

Just a small gripe for a future service pack.

#2

Hello sqlboy2000,

You can drag them about so as to minimise the "Passing" through other tasks.
How would you like them to look?

Allan Mitchell
www.SQLDTS.com
www.SQLIS.com
www.Konesans.com

Quote:

This may be really picky, but has anyone else just had it with the
limited way in which you can position the contrainst arrows in BI
Studio? I'm one of the biggest ssis fans out here, but I'd prefer to
be able to make my arrows so they don't run through other steps. The
only way they seem to look good is if you're steps only go down or to
the right.

Just a small gripe for a future service pack.

#3

I just prefered them in DTS, they were more "bendable" for lack of a better
word. But like I said, small gripe.

"Allan Mitchell" wrote:

Quote:

Hello sqlboy2000,

You can drag them about so as to minimise the "Passing" through other tasks.
How would you like them to look?

Allan Mitchell
www.SQLDTS.com
www.SQLIS.com
www.Konesans.com

This may be really picky, but has anyone else just had it with the
limited way in which you can position the contrainst arrows in BI
Studio? I'm one of the biggest ssis fans out here, but I'd prefer to
be able to make my arrows so they don't run through other steps. The
only way they seem to look good is if you're steps only go down or to
the right.

Just a small gripe for a future service pack.

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