Hi,
I have a question. Yesterday my HDF5 file got corrupted due to
disk-space shortage. Maybe I could have saved the file by a check on the
available disk-space before I tried to add data to the file (using
system-tools). However this will not help in case, the program itself is
responsible for the shortage of disk-space (by adding a lot of data) or
someone adds during the execution a lot of data to the system. Thus I
would like to catch the errors returned by the HDF5 library and then
close all resources leaving the HDF5 file in a proper state. Is that
possible, or is the file lost after a failed write action?
Would it make a difference using an other file driver? H5FD_STDIO
instead**of**H5FD_SEC2?
Would it make a difference using other setting for |xfer_plist_id |in
the call to H5Dwrite?
Would it be possible in a future release (1.10) to restore file to a
previous defined state?
Many thanks for your time.
Best regards,
Richard van Hees
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