Viewing the Imported Data

Cordelia isn't available for macOS yet.

Cordelia includes a simple, read-only table browser. To use it:

  1. Create or open a database.
  2. Choose Tables in the navigation panel.
  3. Pick a table from the dropdown to browse its rows.
The Tables panel before any table is selected, showing a table-picker dropdown and a Select all button. The table-picker dropdown open, listing tables such as FileID, Activity, Event, DeviceInfo, Session, and Record.

Type part of a name to narrow the list.

The table picker open with se typed, showing 4 of 36 tables: DeviceSettings, Session, TrainingSettings, and UserProfile.

Each table opens as a plain grid: one row per database row, one column per field. Below is the FileID table, with one row per imported file:

The FileID table shown in the Tables panel, with columns including PrimaryKey, Type, manufacturer_id, serial_number, and time_created.

Each table opens as a plain grid: one row per database row, one column per field. Below is the FileID table, with one row per imported file:

The FileID table, with columns including PrimaryKey, type, manufacturer_id, serial_number, and time_created.

Where a column holds a code, Cordelia shows what it means next to the number.

The Session table, where event_id reads Timer 0 or Lap 9 and event_type reads Start 0 or Stop 1.

To copy rows, select them and press Ctrl + C. Copy takes up to 100,000 rows; for a whole table, use Export.

The Record table with three rows selected.

See The Data Dictionary for what each table and column actually means.

Other ways to view the data

Cordelia writes a standard SQLite database (see The Cordelia Generated SQLite Database), so you're not limited to Cordelia's own viewer. Any SQLite browser can open the database file. For example, the free, cross-platform DB Browser for SQLite. Some of these tools also let you edit data directly, unlike Cordelia's built-in viewer. See Editing the Data with Other Apps.

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