With everything loaded, we can simply query the tables. For example, let’s see the data about the meters.
%%sql SELECT * FROM meter;
_id
name
units
comment
vsf
tsf
cost
fcost
invert
vmsetup
type
currency
scaling
phyunits
bidir
prod
0
1
[83, 116, 114, 111, 109]
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
1
2
[87, 195, 164, 114, 109, 101, 115, 116, 114, 1...
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
2
3
[87, 195, 164, 114, 109, 101, 115, 116, 114, 1...
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
3
4
[87, 97, 115, 115, 101, 114]
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
4
5
[76, 195, 188, 102, 116, 117, 110, 103, 115, 9...
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
5
6
[87, 97, 115, 99, 104, 109, 97, 115, 99, 104, ...
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
6
7
[71, 101, 115, 99, 104, 105, 114, 114, 115, 11...
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
7
8
[79, 102, 102, 101, 110]
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
8
9
[82, 101, 115, 101, 116]
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
9
10
[78, 97, 99, 104, 108, 97, 100, 101, 110]
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
10
11
[84, 101, 109, 112]
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
11
12
[87, 195, 164, 114, 109, 101, 114]
[]
[]
[53, 48]
[53, 48]
[]
[]
[48]
<NA>
[48]
[36]
[49, 46, 48]
[]
[48]
[48]
TODO: Temporarilly we will put this in a file to include. Later we will improve how to load and share the data across scripts.
Also, let’s not use sqlite_attach. Otherwise you would need a new session every time you want to attach a new file because it fails trying to attach again the same table names (the views already exist). And there does not seem to be a way of telling sqlite_attach to simply replace everything. So better to use sqlite_scan to query only what we need.