Hello Premal,
This is just how HDF5 works. When you delete a Leaf the reference to that
node is removed and the space in the file becomes available for future use.
However, HDF5 will not reduce files, it will only grow them. Thus new
data could fill in the used space but it doesn't go away. It
Hello All,
I have some data in an HDF5 file that is created with PyTables.
Occasionally, I update the data by reading in one of the tables and adding
or deleting rows. Then, I create a new table containing the updated data,
give it a random name, and let it reside in the same group where the old
t
