Greetings!
My question concerns creating a new table from "filtered" rows of another
table. That is, given a certain query parameter (e.g. 'x>y', etc), how do
I create a new table from the returned values?
The question arises because of this comment in the documentation:
Table.removeRows() is the method used for deleting rows in PyTables.
However, it is very simple (only contiguous blocks of rows can be deleted)
and quite inefficient, and one should consider whether dumping
filtered data from one table into another isn't a much more convenient
approach.
However, I am unable to find documentation on how to implement this.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Kale
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