Ans1) It is the same table name. Ans2) I think you mean persist(memory) = cache and unpersist. If it is your program is caching an dataframe you unpersist it manually. I think if your cached data structure is not being utilized then the new cache will evict the old one. But if memory is your concern you can use persist(memory & disk) where you data will spill to disk.
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