Hi Steve,
Just started using Cumulus a few months ago. Very good software.
I was looking at the records section today and wondered if it would be worth adding the longest wind run ever recorded for a particular day?
Cheers
Mike
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All Time Wind Run Record
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Re: All Time Wind Run Record
Yes, there are quite a few additional all-time records that I'm intending to add to Cumulus 2, including wind run, humidity etc. In fact, because I'm using a database to store the data, it should be possible to have all-time records for just about everything.
Steve
Re: All Time Wind Run Record
Sounds great. As for the database, does this mean there will be an embedded SQL server for version 2?
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Re: All Time Wind Run Record
Yes (effectively) - at the moment I am working with SQLite (as recommended by a Cumulus user; I'm afraid I forget who it was) and it's looking promising.
Steve
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Re: All Time Wind Run Record
Yipee -- we can do so much more with itsteve wrote:.....at the moment I am working with SQLite....
At the moment I am using PHP to parse a text file for historic data from the dayfile. I'm just about there with it but SQLLite would be lovely in the future.
Can't wait
Re: All Time Wind Run Record
Using an SQL back end should be an good improvement. Especially for backups, speed of data recovery when using the Select-A-Graph function and general reporting using SQL.