Release Notes
- v2.5
- v2.4
- v2.3
- v2.2
- v2.1
- v2.0
- v1.19

Introduction
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Table Design
Data Loading
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Using StarRocks
Reference
- SQL Reference
- Function Reference
  - Java UDFs
  - Window Function
  - Date Functions
  - Aggregate Functions
  - Geographic Functions
  - String Functions
  - JSON Functions
    - Overview of JSON functions and operators
    - JSON constructor functions
    - JSON query and processing functions
    - JSON operators
  - Aggregate Functions
  - Bitmap Functions
  - Array Functions
  - cast function
  - hash function
  - Cryptographic Functions
    - md5
    - sha2
  - Math Functions
    - RAND
    - square
  - Utility Functions
- System variables
- Error code
- System limits
Administration
- Build in Docker
- Manage a cluster
- Configuration
- Scale In and Out
- Backup and Restore
- Configure a time zone
- Data Recovery
  - Data Recovery
  - Restore FEs
- Replica
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- Profiling
- Monitor and Alert
- User Privilege
- Authentication
- Resource Management
FAQ
- Deploy
- Data Migration
  - Data Ingestion
  - Data Export
- SQL
- Other FAQs
Benchmark
- SSB Benchmark
- TPC-H Benchmark

Developers
- Contribute to StarRocks
- Code Style Guides
  - protobuf style guides
  - thrift style guides
- Use the debuginfo file for debugging
- Development Environment
- Trace Tools
  - Trace
Integration
- Integrate with StarRocks
- Authenticate to AWS resources

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DROP RESOURCE

description

This statement is used to drop an existing resource. Only root or superuser can drop resources.

Syntax:

DROP RESOURCE 'resource_name'

example

Drop Spark resource named spark0.
```
DROP RESOURCE 'spark0';
```
Drop Hive resource named hive0.
```
DROP RESOURCE 'hive0';
```

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DROP RESOURCE

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