Default values for dropna to "False" (issue 9382)
PLEASE REVIEW: This is my commit to a major project, and would appreciate a quick once over! 

As per discussion in Issue 9382, changes all HDF functions from having default of dropping all rows with NA in all non-index rows.

closes #9382 

all updates should be in this PR.
 odd that no tests fail. pls come up with a tests that fails w/o your change and succeeds with it. I guess this was not tested.
 OK, both on this branch. 

Will look into testing -- I'm not really sure what that means, sorry. 
 Sorry Jeff, I think testing may be beyond my pay-grade.  I thought I knew enough to contribute, but the testing wiki ( https://github.com/pydata/pandas/wiki/Testing ) is all greek to me. This is obviously not a big commit, so please feel free to just close the pull request and issue and ignore all this. Sorry. :/
 @nickeubank 

Just write a function that matches the patters

``` python
def test_all_missing_values

```

That saves an reloads an array that would drop under the previous and won't drop now.

Test should be here: 

https://github.com/pydata/pandas/blob/master/pandas/io/tests/test_pytables.py#L4680
 Thanks @bashtage -- and where would I place this function?

And sounds like it needs to raise an AssertionError with descriptions for source of problem if it the calls lead to the rows being dropped when they shouldn't be?
 The test should have the followign properties:
1. The df should satisfy the condition that some rows woudl be dropped if saved with master
2. You should save the df with the code in your PR, using the default options for saving.
3. Verify that all rows are present using `assert_frame_equal(loaded_df, original_df)`

Item 3 would fail on master since the loaded df will be missing the all nan row in the original df.  This will, however, not fail with your PR.

See my link about where your function goes.  If you want to check that it passes, you can run

nosetests pandas.io.tests.test_pytables

Assuming you are using `python setup.py develop` to install your local pandas.
 Ah, ok great. And do I just stick this into pytables.py, or is there a special place for these? 

(Again, so sorry to need the hand holding!)
 > Ah, ok great. And do I just stick this into pytables.py, or is there a special place for these?

`pandas/io/tests/test_pytables.py`

There is almost always a `test` folder and a corresponding file names `test_xxx` for every .py file.
 Excellent, thanks. Will do now. 
 OK -- I've made all the suggested updates, and I have a build failure. I'm not sure how to check if that's due to the test I added, but hopefully that's what we were looking for?
 Your code.  `pd` is not imported.  Just use `read_hdf` directly.

```
ERROR: test_all_missing_values (pandas.io.tests.test_pytables.TestHDFStore)
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/home/travis/build/pydata/pandas/pandas/io/tests/test_pytables.py", line 4682, in test_all_missing_values

df_with_missing = pd.DataFrame({'col1':[np.nan]})

NameError: global name 'pd' is not defined
```
 You should probably also include a test with a slightly more complicated layout, e.g. with a full row, a row with some mulls and a row with all null.
 @bashtage - thanks. Just found the traceback in Travis -- will check next build myself!
 closing pls reopen if/when updated
 Sorry, forgot about this. Now updated and rebased. How do I reopen? Or do I need to start a new PR?
 Seems straightforward and ready.
 @bashtage moved to #10097 -- updating for a @jreback comment now. 
