Update README.md by adjusting sqllite table name (#112)

* Update README.md by adjusting sqllite table name

corrected 'short_term_statistics' to 'statistics_short_term'

* Also updated README for MariaDB

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Co-authored-by: Patrick Vorgers <[email protected]>

Author: Jellest

Database/MariaDB/README.md

@@ -83,9 +83,9 @@ Importing historical energy data into Home Assistant is not simple and requires
 #### Load import script
 - Load SQL file `Import Energy data into Home Assistant.sql` from the MariaDB directory (File -> Load SQL file - Yes on auto-detect file encoding)
 - Validate the schema version of the database (Select table: schema_changes and select the data tab on the right and scroll down to the bottom)
-  - The script has been tested with schema version 48. With higher versions you should validate if the structure of the `statistics` and `short_term_statistics` tables have changed.
+  - The script has been tested with schema version 50. With higher versions you should validate if the structure of the `statistics` and `statistics_short_term` tables have changed.
     - Used fields in table `statistics`: `metadata_id`, `state`, `sum`, `start_ts`, `created_ts`
-    - Used fields in table `short_term_statistics`: `sum`
+    - Used fields in table `statistics_short_term`: `sum`
 
 #### Determine the sensor configuration
 ##### Option 1: Use the `Sensors.py` script (GUI)

Database/SQLite/README.md

@@ -61,9 +61,9 @@ Importing historical energy data into Home Assistant is not simple and requires
 
 #### Load import script
 - Validate the schema version of the database (Browse Data -> Table: schema_changes)
-  - The script has been tested with schema version 48. With higher versions you should validate if the structure of the `statistics` and `short_term_statistics` tables have changed.
+  - The script has been tested with schema version 50. With higher versions you should validate if the structure of the `statistics` and `statistics_short_term` tables have changed.
     - Used fields in table `statistics`: `metadata_id`, `state`, `sum`, `start_ts`, `created_ts`
-    - Used fields in table `short_term_statistics`: `sum`
+    - Used fields in table `statistics_short_term`: `sum`
 
 #### Determine the sensor configuration
 ##### Option 1: Use the `Sensors.py` script (GUI)