I am writing code that manages a set of tables in a single node.  Take
for example the case of deleting a columns from a table. I was planning
on writing a new table ( minus the dropped column ) to a 'temporary'
node in the HDF, and then move ( using moveNode ) that new table back
over the original table.  My question is, is this an efficent
operation?  Is there a better way?

thanks,
S

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