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Committer:
Ivan Vilata
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Date:
2007-07-18 17:53:20 UTC
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Revision ID:
ivilata@carabos.com-20070718175320-dd8d99f2e1fc4e14
[pytables @3154] When killing a table, do not delete its `row` instance. Fixes #94.
It makes sense to keep the `row` instance when killing a table, since the user
may have kept a reference to it and may in fact be using it to append data. If
few rows are appended, `row.append()` won't use the table for flushing, and the
changes in the `row` instance will never be seen by any reincarnation of the
parent table.