On Apr 22, 2011, at 11:57 AM, Abhijit Gadgil wrote:
>
> Thanks for the quick reply, please see below.
>
> On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 10:32 PM, Robert Ferrell
> wrote:
> I add an array of dates to the PyTables file. That array just keeps track of
> which dates are stored. When I append a new
Thanks for the quick reply, please see below.
On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 10:32 PM, Robert Ferrell wrote:
> I add an array of dates to the PyTables file. That array just keeps track
> of which dates are stored. When I append a new date of data I just check
> whether that date is already in the file
I add an array of dates to the PyTables file. That array just keeps track of
which dates are stored. When I append a new date of data I just check whether
that date is already in the file or not. For me that is simpler than involving
SQL.
BTW, what I found handy was to put the downloaded dat
Dear All,
I agree, similar questions would be discussed here many times here on the
list. I've some peculiar requirements, which have got mostly to do with the
way I am importing data to pytables.
I've a csv file of about 2-4k entries generated everyday, which has data for
different scrips and su
2011/4/21, Jeff Reback :
> Any thoughts on this?
>
>
>>>
>>
>>> I have a table of the following form
>>>
>>> table = self.handle.createTable(group, 'table', dict(
>>> index = tables.Time64Col(),
>>> column = tables.StringCol(25),
>>> value
Hey Todd,
2011/4/21, Todd Matthews :
> Not sure if my problems are with PyTables; but, any guidance would be great.
> I am installing PyTables on new Ubuntu install.
>
> 1) Attempt to build PyTables as instructed in readme appears successful. The
> following are warnings that I presume to be okay.
Salut Mathieu,
This error is typical if you installed the HDF5 library from a binary,
but you forgot to add its SZIP dependency. Please download SZIP from
the HDF5 site and install it.
Hope this helps,
Francesc
2011/4/21, Mathieu Chauveinc :
> Good afternoon,
>
> I am having difficulties to in
