Hi, Luke,
It's possible you'll want to enlist a friend who has some familiarity with
databases and utilities. to help you out, since the data you're after may
not be stored into a single table (like a spreadsheet). I don't know
enough about your needs and your experience to say.
That being said, you can download the command line sqlite utility from
http://www.sqlite.org
Then, from page
https://www.sqlite.org/cli.html
you have directions for runnning it.
>From your command line (don't know what operating system you're using)
you'd type (and of course, substitute your actual database file name):
sqlite3 myDatabaseFileName
.tables
[a list of tables should appear]
.mode csv
.output myDesiredOutputFile.csv
SELECT * from myDesiredTableName;
.quit
Note that periods and semicolons must appear as listed above.
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