If you make a copy of a .dtsx file, the Package ID property remains the same.
This value is logged as the SourceID, and to ensure it is unique, you should
generate a new value for any copies of a package.
Or the short hand version
If you make a copy of a .dtsx file, the Package ID property remains the same.
This value is logged as the SourceID, and to ensure it is unique, you should
generate a new value for any copies of a package.
Or the short hand version
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