A More Powerful Way to Manage Data for .NET Core
The new ComponentOne DataEngine for .NET Core uses in-memory caching technology to deliver faster extraction, transformation and loading (ETL) of large and complex data sets.
- Fetch and query millions of records in a second or less.
- Sort, filter, group and aggregate data at runtime without needing to hit the server.
- Combine data from multiple data sources into a single collection.
- Supported with any .NET Core or ASP.NET Core application.
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Provide immediate analytics
Provide immediate analytics within your app by sorting, filtering, grouping and aggregating the data set at runtime.
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Efficiently query date & time data
Efficiently query against date and time information by extracting only relevant parts of the date, such as sorting by year.
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Fast query performance
Get fast query performance with various optimization techniques, including column-oriented and memory mapped files.
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Small footprint
As a small footprint C# library, it takes up very little space when used in any .NET Core application.
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Blend data from multiple sources
Combine data from multiple data sources (including SQL Server, CSV, JSON and collections of business objects) into a single, queryable collection of objects in your C# code.
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Easy to use
Use the command line tool to make working with C1DataEngine easier. Plus, the library ships with different types of samples (console and web).
(Re-)Introducing DataEngine for .NET Core
The ComponentOne DataEngine for .NET Core (C1DataEngine) is a standalone library that delivers high-performance analytics for large datasets. Its column-oriented storage model uses memory-mapped files to provide exceptional performance, often processing millions of records in a second or less.
The underlying technology for C1DataEngine was first released in late 2017 as an essential component of FlexPivot for WinForms.
Using tools within the Microsoft ecosystem, ComponentOne Studio has extended charting capabilities with advanced features such as trend lines and scaling.
Dave Mendlen, Senior Director of Developer Marketing - Microsoft Corp.
