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Sequence® Documentation

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Documentation for Sequence® version v0.18.0, featuring a comprehensive directory of Steps categorized by Connectors such as Core, FileSystem, SQL, REST, Nuix, Relativity, Microsoft 365, and Singer. Includes guides on logging with NLog, SCL/Core setup, and specific API step references for data extraction, transformation, and system integration.

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What's inside Sequence

  1. Overview of SQL Steps in Sequence v0.16.0

    v0.16.0
    Sequence v0.16.0 provides a suite of SQL steps for managing database connections and performing data operations. These steps cover connection string generation for multiple database types, connection management, schema manipulation, and data execution.

  2. Overview of the File System Connector

    v0.16.0
    The File System Connector (v0.16.0) provides a set of steps to interact with the local file system. It enables developers to perform common file operations including reading, writing, creating, moving, copying, and deleting files, as well as combining paths and extracting compressed files.

  3. Introduction to Sequence Configuration Language (SCL)

    v0.16.0
    The Sequence Configuration Language (SCL) is a natural-language-like configuration system used to define complex workflows. It is based on the simplicity of YAML but extended with scripting-language-like functionality to enable full automation of forensics and e-discovery workflows.

  4. Overview of The Sleuth Kit (TSK) Connector

    The Sleuth Kit Connector allows users to automate forensic workflows using The Sleuth Kit and Autopsy. It leverages the Autopsy command line to perform tasks such as creating new cases, adding data sources to a case, generating case reports, and creating lists of case data sources.

  5. Overview of Sequence Configuration Language (SCL)

    Sequence Configuration Language (SCL) is a YAML-based language used to automate multi-application extract-transform-load (ETL) workflows. It consists of three primary components:

    • Step: A unit of work, representing an action in an application or a control flow statement.
    • Sequence: A series of one or more steps executed in a specific order.
    • Connector: A collection of steps designed to execute actions within a specific application or domain.

  6. Overview of the Tesseract Connector

    The Tesseract Connector provides steps to perform optical character recognition (OCR) on image files. It is powered by the Tesseract open source OCR engine. Current version: v0.19.0-alpha.

  8. Overview of Sequence Configuration Language (SCL)

    Sequence Configuration Language (SCL) is a programming language designed for forensic and ediscovery technicians. It is primarily used for reading, writing, and manipulating large volumes of data. The language is implemented in C#, meaning performance optimizations are typically achieved through C# code improvements.

  10. Overview of Sequence Connector for Relativity®

    The Sequence Connector for Relativity® (v0.19.0-alpha) enables the automation of e-discovery workflows within Relativity®. It provides steps to create new matters and workspaces, ingest data from CSV/Concordance or as entities, search and tag items, and export data as entities.

  11. Overview of SQL Steps in Sequence

    v0.17.0
    Sequence provides a set of SQL steps for managing database connections and performing data operations across different database engines including MSSQL, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. These steps allow for connection string creation, executing commands, managing schemas, and querying data.

  12. Overview of Sequence Connector for Relativity®

    v0.16.0
    The Sequence Connector for Relativity® enables the automation of e-discovery workflows within Relativity®. It provides specific steps to create new matters and workspaces, ingest data (via CSV/Concordance or as entities), search and tag items, and export data as entities.