SleepyHead data: can we edit, truncate, re-assign, ignore?

[EdNerd]

I know SleepyHead simply reads the data off the SD card in the machine. But I'm presuming the data is imported into a master table somewhere in the "innards" of the database, so you can render previous days into charts without the card inserted.

Since all the machine does is measure air flow variations against on/off times, it's possible for the machine to record data that gets misinterpreted by SH. For instance, I had a cluster of about 30 "CA events" one morning when I was trying to get the mask to stop leaking - those could stand to be reassigned to something else or completely ignored. Another time, the machine was accidentally turned on while cleaning the room and ran until it automatically turned off, so the day's data line starts 'way in the early afternoon instead of at bedtime - would love to edit the start time of that day.

Is there an interface form that will let users edit values in the main data table?
Ed

[Pugsy]

No way to do what you are wanting to do that I know of.

At best you can turn off unwanted sessions in the daily detailed reporting area...scroll way down on the left to the bottom below the statistics.

If you have an unwanted session (like the time where you accidentally got the machine turned on and it ran for a short while and messed with your start times) just double click on the session and turn it from green to red and it will be omitted from everything.

This only works if the unwanted stuff is in a separate session without other wanted data points.
Like if the time where the cluster of 30 events was really mask fitting stuff...if you ended the session by turning the machine off even for a second then you could omit those 30 events.
But if you had the 30 events while fitting the mask and then just continued on in the sleep session you can't selectively remove those 30 events from the session.

If it happens in the future where you know you are likely to get a bunch of junk show up on the reports...just turn the machine off and right back on...then there will be a separate session that you can turn off easily.

[EdNerd]

Ah - separate into sessions - got it! Thanks!

I do spreadsheets and databases and reports all day long at work.
So I know there's a data table in there somewhere.
But can I get to it and would it make sense to me - different questions!

At the risk of screwing up good data - not worth it.
Ed