Hi All - I'm new to Python and I am learning the language by
experimenting with PyTables, so this question might seem simple.
I want to be able to execute a table.where condition with a list of
values for the column. Like a SQL 'in' statement
So instead of this repeating the column
table.where("(src_id == 'x') | ((src_id) == 'y')")
it would be something like this:
table.where("(src_id == 'x' | 'y' ")
I've tried a variety of things and just want to make sure there is not
something I'm missing.
Many thanks!
-Ross
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