I would like to squeeze out as much compression as I can get. I do not mind
spending time on the front end as long as I do not kill my read performance.
Seems like 7Zip is well suited to my data. Is it possible to have 7Zip used as
the native internal compression for a pytable?
If not now hard would it be to add this option?
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