Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

from sqlite3 use datetime function to display dateTime field in more meaningful way (names ‘datetime’ function in sqlite3 and ‘dateTime’ field in weewx database being so similar is coincidence..) example showing the rain for the last entry (i.e. maximum dateTime) in weewx database $ sqlite3 w

Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

The database schema is described in the section *The database * in the Customizing Guide. It also describes the field dateTime. The field rain is the amount of rain that fell in that archive record. For an archive interval of, say, 5 minutes,

Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

Thanks Greg! I am running on Unix, so this is very helpful. Dana On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 1:55:16 PM UTC-8, Greg Troxel wrote: > > Dana Roode > writes: > > > Hello, > > > > I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this > year, > > I replaced it a few weeks bac

Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

Dana Roode writes: > Hello, > > I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this year, > I replaced it a few weeks back. There were some spurious high readings, > plus my testing generated false readings. The data indicates over 60 > inches of rain in my desert location t

[weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

Hello, I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this year, I replaced it a few weeks back. There were some spurious high readings, plus my testing generated false readings. The data indicates over 60 inches of rain in my desert location this year. I'd like to find the