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DROP FUNCTION

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Last updated 5 months ago

Synopsis

DROP FUNCTION function_name (arg_name arg_type [, ...]);

Description

Drops an existing user-defined function. The function's name and its list of arguments (as specified when the function was created using the CREATE FUNCTION statement) should be provided for identifying the function. Only the function owner can execute this statement.

Important DROP FUNCTION cannot be undone. Use it with care!

Functions display only if the current has USAGE privileges on them.

Arguments

function_name

The name of the function to drop. If the name is case sensitive you must wrap it in double quotes; otherwise the system uses the lower case name.

(arg_name arg_type [,…​])

An ordered list of function argument names and types.

Example

Drop a function

Assume a user-defined function, named touppercase, is created using the CREATE FUNCTION statement and is now available:

db1.public/my_store# CREATE FUNCTION toUpperCase (s VARCHAR) RETURNS VARCHAR LANGUAGE JAVA WITH ('source.name' = 'mysrc', 'class.name' = 'util.UpperCase');
+------------+-------------+------------+------------------------------------------+
|  Type      |  Name       |  Command   |  Summary                                 |
+============+=============+============+==========================================+
| function   | touppercase | CREATE     | function touppercase was successfully    |
|            |             |            | created                                  |
+------------+-------------+------------+------------------------------------------+

You can drop this function with the below statement:

db1.public/my_store# SHOW FUNCTIONS;
+--------------------------------+-------+--------------+----------------+--------------------+------------+-------------+-------------------------------+-------------------------------+
|  Signature                     |  Type |  Source Name |  Class Name    |  Egress Allow URIs |  Owner     |  Properties |  Created At                   |  Updated At                   |
+================================+=======+==============+================+====================+============+=============+===============================+===============================+
| touppercase(s VARCHAR) VARCHAR | udf   | functions    | util.UpperCase |                    | sysadmin   | {}          | 2024-07-02 22:25:20 +0000 UTC | 2024-07-02 22:25:20 +0000 UTC |
+--------------------------------+-------+--------------+----------------+--------------------+------------+-------------+-------------------------------+-------------------------------+
db1.public/my_store# DROP FUNCTION toUpperCase (s VARCHAR);
+------------+-------------+------------+---------------------------------------+
|  Type      |  Name       |  Command   |  Summary                              |
+============+=============+============+=======================================+
| function   | touppercase | DROP       | function touppercase has been deleted |
+------------+-------------+------------+---------------------------------------+
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