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NBi
NBi is a testing framework (add-on to NUnit)
NBi is a testing framework (add-on to NUnit) for Business Intelligence. It supports most of the relational databases (SQL server, MySQL, postgreSQL ...) and OLAP platforms (Analysis Services, Mondrian ...) but also ETL and reporting components (Microsoft technologies). The main goal of this framework is to let users create tests with a declarative approach based on an Xml syntax. By the means of NBi, you don't need to develop C# code to specify your tests! Either, you don't need Visual... -
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JAETL - Just Another ETL Tool
Just Another ETL Tool
JAETL - Just Another ETL tool is a tiny and fast ETL tool to develop data warehouse. JAETL allows to Extract data from ARFF (Weka), CSV, and SQL, Transform the data with join, replace missing values, remove duplicates, mapping filtering, variable selection, and Load the data into SQL server and export to CSV and ARFF. -
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arcgis-osm-editor
Toolset for GIS users to access OpenStreetMap through their Desktop
ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap. Welcome ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap is a toolset for GIS users to access and contribute to OpenStreetMap through their Desktop or Server environment. ArcGIS Editor for OpenStreetMap is available for version 10 and higher of ArcMap (Basic, Standard, or Advanced). Installation requires administrator privileges. Documentation, FAQs, and source code are available on GitHub and released under the Apache 2.0 software license.
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