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Basic version of this allows you to rename a table:

POST /db/table/-/rename { "name": "new_table_name" } If a table with that new name already exists you will get an error - unless you pass "replace": true in which case that table will be dropped and replaced by the new one.

POST /db/table/-/rename { "name": "new_table_name", "replace": true }

This is useful because it allows for that atomic replacement operation: upload brand new data into a _tmp_name table, then atomic rename and replace after the upload has completed.

 
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