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APIs

The 1010data Extensible Markup Language (XML) Application Program Interface (API) is a facility whereby any client application running on a user's machine can access and query data on the 1010data database servers.

This allows for unlimited application customization while taking advantage of 1010data's database management services and fast database engine. It also enables batch and other processes to access the full power of the 1010data back end.

The API uses HTTP and XML and is compatible with any client application written in a language that supports HTTP transactions. The 1010data XML API is fully documented to help get your programmers productive quickly.

API Reference Manual

PowerLoader™ API

PowerLoader and the PowerLoader Application Programming Interface (API) enable you to load large datasets into 1010data with granular control over the formatting and performance characteristics of your tables.

  • Use PowerLoader to perform ad-hoc loads and develop specifications for later re-use
  • Use PowerLoader API to interface with applications for automating large data loads into the 1010data platform

The PowerLoader API leverages XML-RPC over HTTP(S) for transactions and FTP for file uploads. It is compatible with any client application written in a language that supports HTTP transactions including Java, Visual Basic, C++, Python and Perl. It can bulk load data staged via FTP, or incrementally load data via HTTP.  Documentation on the PowerLoader API transactions can be found in the 1010data API Reference Manual.

PowerLoader User's Guide
1010data API Reference Manual

Dynamic APIs

The 1010data Dynamic Application Programming Interface (API) allows you to write a client application that can access and query data on the Insights Platform database servers. The Dynamic API allows for building customized applications and interfaces, while taking advantage of the Insights Platform's database management services and fast analytics engine. The Dynamic API is RESTful and is compatible with any client application written in a language that supports HTTP transactions.

Dynamic API Reference Manual