Cross-vendor .NET database access — Velocity, Foundry and Teradata Full-Text Search

.NET Library

Velocity Framework

One type-safe .NET API for Teradata, DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite. Write your data layer once.

  • Queries, schemas and imports without SQL strings
  • Results bound straight onto your own classes
  • Switch databases by changing the connection
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Command-Line Tool

Foundry

Schema builds, data loads and deployments as foundry commands, in your terminal or your CI/CD pipeline.

  • Multi-step deployments from one run script
  • Bulk data imports and exports from CSV
  • Generates and loads Alchemy test data
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Synthetic Data API

Alchemy

Realistic, related tables of people, addresses, places, flights and vehicles from a single API call.

  • Real US addresses, airports and vehicles
  • Typed CSV with a schema, ready to load
  • Try it in the browser with Crucible
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Teradata Extension

Full-Text Search

Relevance-ranked full-text search that runs inside Teradata itself, with no middleware or external search engine.

  • Index one or more text columns of any table
  • Incremental updates keep the index current
  • Called from SQL, or from Velocity in .NET
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How to Generate Synthetic Data

October 1, 2026

How to Generate Synthetic Data

Alchemy is a REST API that generates synthetic data for related tables, with consistent values in each row, stored reference records and calculated columns.

Importing and Exporting GeoJSON

September 2, 2026

Importing and Exporting GeoJSON

Importing and exporting GeoJSON in a relational database. Feature ids, nested properties, streaming files too big for memory, and getting it back out.

Writing a Cross-Database .NET Application

August 28, 2026

Writing a Cross-Database .NET Application

One codebase, one schema definition, and the database chosen in configuration. What that takes in practice, and where Entity Framework Core stops.