Thanks guys.  Seems straightforward, and I will post results of my 
experience doing this!
Stephen
On Wednesday, February 10, 2021 at 12:06:33 PM UTC-8 gjr80 wrote:

> Hi,
>
> To move from using SQLite to MariaDB you might want to have a read of the 
> Transfer 
> from sqlite to MySQL wiki entry 
> <https://github.com/weewx/weewx/wiki/Transfer%20from%20sqlite%20to%20MySQL>. 
> As far as I know the approaches covered there are still valid.
>
> Gary
> On Thursday, 11 February 2021 at 04:56:12 UTC+10 Stephen Rogers wrote:
>
>> Hi there, my first post as groups member.  I am a software developer 
>> working primarily in Javascript/Vue/Express/MariaDB stack.
>>
>> I have been running WeeWx for almost 2 years, on Raspberry Pi 3/Raspbian 
>> Linux, using SQLite for data storage.
>>
>> I now want to be able to routinely pull specific dimensions of data 
>> (starting with temperature) from the WeeWx database and integrate that data 
>> into my own analytics program.  SQLite, as far as I know, cannot be 
>> remotely accessed so I will need a different database that can.
>>
>> I'd like any advice you can provide on the most expedient way to 
>> accomplish my goal.   Example idea:
>>
>>    1.  install MariaDB on the WeeWx Pi
>>    2.  reconfigure WeeWx to use MariaDB using essentially the same steps 
>>    as a fresh install (should I do a fresh WeeWxinstall?)
>>    3. Pull data from SQLite and migrate it to MariaDB (best utility for 
>>    doing this?) so I have all the almost 2 years of collected data available.
>>
>> I could also dump the SQLite data and reconfigure a different approach 
>> for making the new data available to my application, e.g. MQTT.
>>
>> Appreciate any advice you WeeWx veterans may have for me.
>>
>>
>>

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