It does keep it in the original timestore, mysql or phptimeseries format (depending on what your data is stored as). So if your running emoncms locally its easy to view the data.
Unfortunatly there isnt a feature yet to export as csv but as its all open source there is no reason why a feature like this could not be built, if anyone fancies the challenge :)
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Re: is the data sent to econsms accessible as database?
Submitted by patmolloy (not verified) on Fri, 10/01/2014 - 08:16.
Take a look a this thread for a csv export mechanism from emoncms.org
Re: is the data sent to econsms accessible as database?
Hi,
If your system engine is MySQL, you can manage your data as a database using some tools like MySQLDumper, PHPMyAdmin ...
But i don't know how to manage the data in Timestore.
Re: is the data sent to econsms accessible as database?
I do not host the database, I just uploaded to econsms using their API, so the question was whether this data is accessible on their database
Re: is the data sent to econsms accessible as database?
Do you want to export the data? what do you want to do?
Re: is the data sent to econsms accessible as database?
I am interested too.
I want to save data in order to make bakups in the future.
How do I do it?
Re: is the data sent to econsms accessible as database?
There is a backup tool that you can use to download all your data:
http://emoncms.org/site/docs/backup
It does keep it in the original timestore, mysql or phptimeseries format (depending on what your data is stored as). So if your running emoncms locally its easy to view the data.
Unfortunatly there isnt a feature yet to export as csv but as its all open source there is no reason why a feature like this could not be built, if anyone fancies the challenge :)
Re: is the data sent to econsms accessible as database?
Take a look a this thread for a csv export mechanism from emoncms.org
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/3397
The python 2 version works great, still a few issues with python 3 that need to be sorted out.
Pat