DataCleaner is Data Analysis and Profiling Tool – Install it on Linux

DataCleaner

DataCleaner is an enterprise ready data analysis and profiling tool. It is available for Linux, Microsoft Windows and Mac operating systems. Although originally a free application, it is still available in trial versions for testing. It lets you analyze your data, find missing values, compare your data, detect the duplication of data and  perform cleaning of data. It is a stable and mature application and can successfully analyze both small and big data.

Installing DataCleaner on Ubuntu Linux

Let’s see how we can install this application on Ubuntu. Although for other Linux distributions it is available in source packages so you need to perform configure, make and make install operations to complete its installation.  But for Ubuntu and Debian operating systems, .deb installer packages are available, in this way you can easily install it on Ubuntu and Debian.

First of all download the .deb file for DataCleaner for Ubuntu from following URL.

Download DataCleaner

download datacleaner

Once the download process is complete, launch your terminal and go to the download location, here run following command to install this package.

sudo dpkg -i DataCleaner-2.5.1.deb

Here is how successfully install process should look like.

install datacleaner

Congratulations, DataCleaner has been installed now. Launch it from Applications menu.

Launch datacleaner

It will take couple of seconds to perform required configurations on very first time launch.

DataCleaner

There you go, start analyzing and profiling your data.

DataCleaner Main

Conclusion

It is a popular tool for analyzing your data, it helps organizations perform successful data integration and avoid common mistakes. Many well known organizations are using this tool for their smooth data operations.