Originally Posted by fhofer

I guess the simplest workflow would be:
1. run glogarchive
2. click "Switch to Live-Database"
3. click "Export to CSV-file", file is saved under /home/User/MyDocs
4. connect the N900 to your PC in USB mode
5. using your PC, you can find the file in the root of the mounted N900 USB drive. The file has csv extension.
6. you can open the file directly in Excel or in OpenOffice (or any other program that can open it) or you can copy the file to your computer.

Originally Posted by hoppa123

"find / -name output.html" and then voila !

Originally Posted by ali.harmouch

I did. it is good.
now how can I merge 2 files and import it again from the pc excel sheet to my n900.
I want to merge 2 messages backup in 1 and import it again to my n900. please help

Originally Posted by BabylonV2000

Is there a way to convert the sms in csv_file in the PC Suite SMS format ?
So that we could import them in other Nokia phone.
Thanks for your answer.

Originally Posted by jvesiluoma

Hi,

Maybe this helps.

Note: Make backups first. I will not take any responsibility if you brick your device. It's your own responsibility.


1. Open terminal

2. give following command:
sqlite3 -html /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/el.db "SELECT service_id,event_type_id,free_text, remote_uid FROM Events WHERE remote_uid='xxxxxxxxxxxx' order by start_time DESC;" > output.html

3. xxxxxxxxxxxx in above command is the phone number of the contact. For example you want to save conversations with the person that phone number is 1234567890 the command would be:
sqlite3 -html /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/el.db "SELECT service_id,event_type_id,free_text, remote_uid FROM Events WHERE remote_uid='1234567890' order by start_time DESC;" > output.html

Now you should have output.html file that has conversation in HTML format. Now you just need to transfer that file to your computer via USB for example.


You can see additional output modes by giving following command in terminal and replacing -html with something else like -csv or -column for example.
sqlite3 --help


Hope it helps.


Regards,
Jarkko