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A simple and easy to use library to convert Excel format to Json. First row of sheets will be treated as key. (Inspired by https://github.com/neil3d/excel2json)
This is the IBM Db2 connector for ETLBox. It allows you to connect to IBM Db2 databases and handle relational data for integration, migration, and reporting. ETLBox is a complete ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) library and data integration toolbox for .NET. # Build scalable, code-first ETL pipelines for SQL, NoSQL, APIs, and flat files. # Automate data movement, transformation, and synchronization with minimal memory usage. # Ideal for data warehousing, migrations, and big data processing. Simplify your data integration workflow: ETLBox enables efficient, asynchronous data processing by reading from databases, APIs, and file formats like CSV, Excel, and JSON. Transform data dynamically with row-based, batch, or lookup transformations, and read or write from/to multiple destinations in parallel. Key Features: * Stream large datasets efficiently without loading everything into memory * Maximize performance with parallel, task-based data flow execution * Connect to various data sources with built-in connectors or extend with custom components For tutorials, examples, and documentation, visit: https://www.etlbox.net/
This is a .net library and NuGet package that maps Microsoft ActiveX data objects library. It can be used in different .net frameworks.
.NET Standard 2.0 library with helpers to convert your POCO objects to Azure Table Storage objects of type `ITableEntity` or `DynamicTableEntity` and vice versa. It supports saving complex classes by converting not natively supported property types into JSON strings. There is no need to have dedicated properties called PartitionKey and RowKey. Just decorate your properties with the `[PartitionKey]` and `[RowKey]` attributes. There is also an optional `[ETag]` attribute to read the ETag and ensure optimistic concurrency when writing it back. You can decorate a property with the `[Timestamp]` attribute to read the auto-generated time stamp from your table entity.