My original stab at this works; its a script based in an open-source
language called R. It easily handles the large data files. It will merge
the files, based on device type, pull out error codes etc. The problem is
that it is cmd line based and is a pain to customize when you are rusty
with cod
Probably over qualified.
My consultant for setting up MySQL wind and solar data dumps is a high
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My consultant for setting up MySQL wind and solar data dumps is a high
school kid ;-)
Dan Fink
Professor of Solar Energy Technology, Ecotech Institute
IREC Certified Instructor™ for:
~ PV Installation Professional
~ Small Wind Installer
Executive Director, Buckville Energy
NABCEP Registered Contin
I would run MySQL on my computer and write a python script to import the
data to MySQL, and use a front end package to graph the data - it's pretty
easy to do.
If that's more than you can handle, go to Guru.com and setup an account,
describe what yo uwant done, and there's plenty of willing takers
Hi Mac -- yep, at about 50k data points Excel seizes up no matter how fast
your computer. You really need to use a database program after that point.
I had a friend arrange a web API into MySQL on our server and it works fine.
Dan Fink
Professor of Solar Energy Technology, Ecotech Institute
IREC C
Hi Wrenches,
I am getting more and more zipped up SD card data emailed from clients from
their Outback Mate 3s, Sunny Islands and other systems that we have out
there. The data can be very laborious to process and will crash Excel most
of the time because of the sheer quantity of data. Also ofte
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