A pair of VERY useful scripts. I use them a lot when I tear something apart.
The first one moves an object or prim up, then deletes itself
The second one moves it right back down where it was.

What good is it?  Imagine you have something like a dining table with food that some fool linked into one piece. Simply un-link it then carefully drop the UP script into each piece of a wine  glass.. They will fly up 100 meters. Now go up there and link them together and name it "glass" . Drop the script into a plate. After it flies up name that "plate. Do the same with each piece/set of pieces until you have them all finished.  Now you have the entire thing as separate objects and it's still arranged the way it should be. I hope that was clear.

Another Example:
Unlink a house and move the parts you want up out of the way. Then delete the left-over stuff you don't want.
Or do it the other way around.  I use this pair of scripts more that any other I have  ever written


UP

SetRegionPosition(string Sound, vector destination)
{
  llPlaySound(Sound,1.0);
  llSetRegionPos(destination);
  if(llGetPos() != destination) llSetPos(destination);
}

default
  {
      state_entry()
      {
       SetRegionPosition("2996c7ec-aca9-4e1e-9e16-b6d07290f164",llGetPos() + <0,0,100>);
       llOwnerSay("Finished moving. Deleting the script");
       llRemoveInventory(llGetScriptName());                     
      }
  }  

DOWN


SetRegionPosition(string Sound, vector destination)
{
  llPlaySound(Sound,1.0);
  llSetRegionPos(destination);
  if(llGetPos() != destination) llSetPos(destination);
}

default
  {
      state_entry()
      {
       SetRegionPosition("2996c7ec-aca9-4e1e-9e16-b6d07290f164",llGetPos() + <0,0,-100>);
       llOwnerSay("Finished moving. Deleting the script");
       llRemoveInventory(llGetScriptName());                     
      }
  }