MSBI #75 – SSIS #33 – SQL Server 2012 – Developer Experience #2 & # 3 –look & Feel, Visual Improvements and Accessibility Changes Custom SSIS Toolbox

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Lets get wrap up with my older series what i have started.In this i am going try to cover multiple topics.

Following are link if we have missed any click on any link for info on my blog !

• MSBI #70 – Developer Experience #1 – What’s new in SSIS ! No More NEW from Now !!
• MSBI # 69 – Breakthrough Insight SQL Server 2012 , SQL Server Evolution 2000 – 2012
• MSBI # 68 – SSIS # 28 – SQL Server 2012 – New Features , SSDT Introduction and links
• MSBI # 67 – BI# 5 – SQL Server 2012 – Installation, Problem, Support and Help ! On my Developer Experience is series in which are going to stay focus on overview of SQL server 2012 and we have following topics/post in series – Developer Experience
• Developer Experience #1 – What’s new in SSIS
• Developer Experience #1.5 –Design Flexibility in Development SSIS
• Developer Experience #2 – look & Feel and Visual Improvements (This post)
• Developer Experience #3 – Accessibility Changes Custom SSIS Toolbox (This post)
• Developer Experience #4 – Connection Manager , Variables and Parameter
• Developer Experience #5 – Scripting and Expression Improvements
• Developer Experience #6 – Data Flow Designer Improvements
  

  In this post we are going to cover following points for SQL Server 2012

  Visual Studio 2010

  Undo/Redo

  Getting Started Window

  New Icons

  Zoom Control

  Annotation Improvements

  Auto Save and Recovery

  Status icons instead of colours

  How distinguish between Control Flow and Data Flow

  Debugging vs. Design-time

  Support for High-Contrast mode

  Labels shown by default on non-success constraints

  Distinguish b/n running and not running stat

  I know this list is quite big , But its very simple just read this post as if your learning or reading a manually  to drive some machine.

Visual Studio 2010

Now SSIS has similar look like VS 2010 as shown in following snap

Undo/Redo

This functionality we have already explained in our post :MSBI # 68 – SSIS # 28 – SQL Server 2012 – New Features , SSDT Introduction and links 
Getting Started Window

We have always updated content and News update on this plane

 
New Icons

All icons are refreshed and more attractive and reach now 

Zoom Control

Zoom in Zoom Out Easy option

 
Annotation Improvements

Annotation are  more easy and looks awesome

Auto Save and Recovery

We have auto save and recovery with some enhancement such as fast auto save and recovery.
Status icons instead of colours

Now in SSIS 2012 we have different successful option

 

How distinguish between Control Flow and Data Flow

We have easy distinguish between Data and Control flow 
Debugging vs. Design-time

We can access various resource at debugging time , Will have more views on my further posts.
Support for High-Contrast mode

Customizing contrast and colour can make it easier to see screen objects and can reduce eyestrain. No longer activated by Control Panel alone, the High Contrast feature is a built-in and expanded library of colour schemes for users with low vision who require a high degree of contrast between foreground and background objects. For example, users who cannot easily read black text on a grey background or text drawn over a picture can benefit from this feature
Labels shown by default on non-success constraints

By default labels are shown so easy of understating flow in running and Design state

How to Distinguish running and Non Running plan

Not Running / Stable Plan

Running Plan

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