ETLBox 3.5.0

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dotnet add package ETLBox --version 3.5.0                

                    
                

            
NuGet\Install-Package ETLBox -Version 3.5.0
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<PackageReference Include="ETLBox" Version="3.5.0" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add ETLBox --version 3.5.0                

                    
                

            
#r "nuget: ETLBox, 3.5.0"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install ETLBox as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=ETLBox&version=3.5.0

// Install ETLBox as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=ETLBox&version=3.5.0

What is ETLBox

ETLBox is a lightweight ETL (extract, transform, load) library and data integration toolbox for .NET. You can use it to read any data from different sources and connect them with customizable transformations. Finally, you can export the data into different databases, web endpoints, file types or any other destinations. While data is processed in memory, you can choose between different transformation components to harmonize, filter, aggregate, validate and clean your data.

ETLBox is a fully functional alternative to other ETL tools like SQLServer Integrations Services (SSIS) or Azure Data Factory. The main difference to other toolsets is that it doesn’t come with a User Interface. But no worries! Working with ETLBox, you will discover that creating data flows programmatically is the best approach for solving most of your ETL and data integration related problems.

Why should I choose ETLBox?

Here are a few things you can do with ETLBox:

  • Convert incoming data to a common format.
  • Prepare data for analysis and visualization.
  • Migrate between databases.
  • Share data processing logic across web apps, batch jobs, and APIs.
  • Power your data ingestion and integration tools.
  • Consume large CSV, Excel or Json files.
  • Process big data with a limited amount of memory.
  • Bulk insert, update or delete into your database.

Core concepts

ETLBox is a data processing engine based on .NET Core, giving you the power to create your own ETL processes. This engine runs inside your applications, APIs, and jobs to extract, filter, transform, migrate data on-the-fly. ETLBox speeds up your development by providing an easy-to-use toolbox for integrating your data from different sources within your app and load them into any target you like.

Learn more: www.etlbox.net

Ready to learn more? Visit www.etlbox.net and get started with coding your own ETL jobs with C#!

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NuGet packages (32)

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Package Downloads
ETLBox.SqlServer

This is the Sql Server connector pack for ETLBox. ETLBox is a lightweight ETL (extract, transform, load) library and data integration toolbox for .NET.
ETLBox.Json

This is the Json connector for ETLBox. ETLBox is a lightweight ETL (extract, transform, load) library and data integration toolbox for .NET.
ETLBox.Postgres

This is the Postgres connector pack for ETLBox. ETLBox is a lightweight ETL (extract, transform, load) library and data integration toolbox for .NET.
ETLBox.Csv

This is the Csv connector for ETLBox. ETLBox is a lightweight ETL (extract, transform, load) library and data integration toolbox for .NET.
ETLBox.MySql

This is the MySql connector for ETLBox. ETLBox is a lightweight ETL (extract, transform, load) library and data integration toolbox for .NET.

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Version Downloads Last updated
3.5.1 800 11/15/2024
3.5.0 1,091 10/14/2024
3.4.4 832 9/30/2024
3.4.3 1,134 9/12/2024
3.4.2 1,050 9/3/2024
3.4.1 1,603 7/15/2024
3.4.0 2,610 5/29/2024
3.3.0 3,510 3/14/2024
3.2.0 10,214 1/11/2024
3.1.0 6,122 11/24/2023
3.0.2 12,264 10/6/2023
3.0.1 2,341 9/27/2023
3.0.0 6,178 7/11/2023
2.7.1 2,483 6/5/2023
2.7.0 5,094 4/4/2023
2.6.8 6,634 2/9/2023
2.6.7 4,654 1/9/2023
2.6.6 8,195 10/28/2022
2.6.5 6,954 10/19/2022
2.6.4 7,037 10/10/2022
2.6.3 7,096 9/26/2022
2.6.2 7,139 7/8/2022
2.6.1 7,590 5/19/2022
2.6.0 7,414 3/22/2022
2.5.2 7,212 12/30/2021
2.5.1 4,550 10/8/2021
2.5.0 8,222 9/27/2021
2.4.4 5,495 8/4/2021
2.4.3 4,268 7/16/2021
2.4.2 4,292 7/2/2021
2.4.1 9,349 5/17/2021
2.4.0 4,109 4/13/2021
2.3.2 1,709 3/2/2021
2.3.1 4,146 2/16/2021
2.3.0 5,310 1/11/2021
2.2.5 4,371 12/21/2020
2.2.4 3,674 12/15/2020
2.2.3 3,986 12/4/2020
2.2.1 1,570 11/23/2020
2.2.0 4,449 11/17/2020
2.1.4-beta 1,265 10/28/2020
2.1.4-alpha 769 10/24/2020
2.1.3 1,716 10/23/2020
2.1.2 5,471 9/24/2020
2.1.1 1,709 9/3/2020
2.1.0 3,874 9/3/2020
2.0.7 1,099 8/13/2020
2.0.6 1,162 8/13/2020
2.0.5 1,799 7/14/2020
2.0.4 1,595 7/9/2020
2.0.3 1,523 7/1/2020
2.0.2 3,937 7/1/2020
2.0.1 3,642 6/19/2020
2.0.0 3,202 6/10/2020
1.8.9 1,403 6/10/2020
1.8.8 1,229 5/27/2020
1.8.8-beta 832 5/24/2020
1.8.8-alpha 877 5/18/2020
1.8.7 16,982 5/12/2020
1.8.7-alpha 787 4/22/2020
1.8.6 3,735 4/21/2020
1.8.5 2,240 4/9/2020
1.8.4 1,096 4/6/2020
1.8.3 2,835 3/24/2020
1.8.2 1,359 3/9/2020
1.8.2-alpha 938 2/28/2020
1.8.1 2,613 2/27/2020
1.8.0 2,249 2/22/2020
1.8.0-rc2 939 2/15/2020
1.8.0-rc1 794 2/14/2020
1.8.0-beta 783 2/10/2020
1.8.0-alpha 872 2/4/2020
1.7.7 1,452 1/29/2020
1.7.6 1,266 1/15/2020
1.7.5 1,242 1/5/2020
1.7.5-alpha 826 1/3/2020
1.7.4 1,158 1/2/2020
1.7.4-alpha 794 12/31/2019
1.7.3 1,128 12/26/2019
1.7.2 1,133 12/16/2019
1.7.1 1,665 11/30/2019
1.7.0 963 11/25/2019
1.6.5 1,049 11/22/2019
1.6.4 1,009 11/17/2019
1.6.3 1,621 11/8/2019
1.6.2 1,035 11/4/2019
1.6.2-alpha 823 10/22/2019
1.6.1 1,370 10/18/2019
1.6.0 1,037 10/7/2019
1.5.0 1,113 9/13/2019
1.4.2 1,023 8/30/2019
1.4.1 944 8/27/2019
1.4.0 961 8/8/2019
1.3.2 934 8/5/2019
1.3.1 1,071 6/26/2019
1.3.0 1,044 6/6/2019
1.2.3 988 6/5/2019
1.2.2 1,093 5/24/2019
1.2.1 1,031 4/22/2019
1.2.0 1,085 4/13/2019
1.1.2 1,115 3/28/2019
1.1.1 1,423 2/2/2019
1.1.0 1,118 1/28/2019
1.1.0-beta 954 1/14/2019
1.0.1 1,211 12/20/2018
1.0.0 1,126 12/17/2018
0.1.1 1,247 12/10/2018

What's new in 3.5.0

Features:
- Network validation: Added "default" void linking if component is linked with a single predicate
- Network class extended with helper method LinkAllErrorTo()
-[BREAKING] ColumnRename renamed to ColumnTransformation, adding option to reorder or remove columns
- Sort: Support for "default" data types like DateTime and String
- Network: added StartWith() and LinkTo() methods directly on Network class (less code for linking needed)
- Pivot: Added handling of duplicates
- FilterTransformation: Added count of filtered/unfiltered rows
- Added ErrorCount property for all components (only if LinkErrorTo redirects flawed rows)
- New Component: RowValidation
- Network initialization: Reduced initializiation steps for larger networks
- Updated dependencies to latest versions

Bug Fixes:
- Pivot: KeepEmptyValues now have aligned order in dynamic output object
- Fixed issue where exceptions in predicates were not properly handled
- Improving XmlSource when reading using dynamic objects