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5.1 Reference
This section provides information about development content including MapR-FS and MapReduce development topics and reference content.
- Development Guide
- Reference Guide
  - MapR Control System
  - Hadoop Commands
  - HBase Shell for MapR-DB
    You can manage MapR-DB tables using HBase shell commands and additional HBase shell commands included in the MapR distribution of Hadoop.
  - YARN commands
  - maprcli and REST API Syntax
    - Overview
      Each command reference page includes the command syntax, a table that describes the parameters, and examples of command usage.
    - acl
      Describes the acl commands used to access control lists (ACLs).
    - alarm
      Describes the alarm commands that perform functions related to system alarms.
    - audit
      Describes commands used to audit operations related to cluster management and data access.
    - blacklist
      Describes commands used to blacklist and to list blacklisted users.
    - cluster
      Manages cluster features, gateways, and cluster-wide settings.
    - config
      Manages configuration values for the MapR cluster.
    - dashboard info
      Displays a summary of information about the cluster.
    - dialhome
    - disk
      Describes command for working with disks.
    - dump
      Returns key information about volumes, containers, storage pools, and MapR cluster services for debugging and troubleshooting.
    - entity
      Manages entities (users and groups).
    - fid
      Displays information about MapR-DB or file-system components that are identified by a FID.
    - job
      Manages Hadoop jobs running on the cluster.
    - license
      Manages MapR licenses.
    - nagios generate
      Generates a Nagios Object Definition file that describes the cluster nodes and the services running on each.
    - nfsmgmt
      Refreshes NFS exports and server cache.
    - node
      Manages nodes in the cluster
    - rlimit
      Manages resource usage limits for the cluster.
    - schedule
      Manages schedules.
    - service list
      Lists all services on the specified node, the memory allocated for each service, the state of each service, and log path for each service.
    - setloglevel
      Sets log level on individual services.
    - stream
      Manages stream functionality.
      - stream assign list
        For the given stream, lists consumers and the topics and partitions that the consumers are reading messages from.
      - stream create
        Creates a new stream.
      - stream cursor delete
        Deletes committed cursors that are in the partitions in a stream.
      - stream cursor list
        Lists the cursors for the consumers of a stream.
      - stream delete
        Deletes the specified stream. Deleted streams cannot be recovered unless they were previously replicated.
      - stream edit
        Edits the values of parameters for the specified stream.
      - stream info
        Displays the values of the parameters of the specified stream.
      - stream purge
        Runs the purge process, removing messages that are marked for deletion and reclaiming disk space.
      - stream replica add
        Registers an existing stream as a replica of the specified stream.
      - stream replica autosetup
        Sets up and starts replication between a source stream and replica stream.
      - stream replica edit
        Modifies the way in which messages are replicated from one stream to another.
      - stream replica list
        Lists the replicas of a given stream.
      - stream replica pause
        Pauses replication from a source stream to a replica stream.
      - stream replica remove
        Unregisters a stream as the replica of another stream.
      - stream replica resume
        Resumes replication from one stream to another stream.
      - stream upstream add
        Registers a stream as an upstream source for a given stream. For example, if you wanted to replicate messages from Stream_A to Stream_B, Stream_A would be the upstream source for Stream_B.
      - stream upstream list
        Lists all of the streams that are replicating to a given stream.
      - stream upstream remove
        Unregisters a stream as an upstream source for a given stream.
      - stream topic create
        Creates a topic in the specified stream.
      - stream topic delete
        Deletes the specified topic from the specified stream.
      - stream topic edit
        Allows you to increase the number of partitions that are in the specified topic.
      - stream topic info
        Lists information about the partitions in the topics that are in a stream.
      - stream topic list
        Lists the topics that are in a stream, as well as the number of partitions in each topic.
    - table
      Performs functions related to MapR-DB tables.
    - task
      Manipulates information about the Hadoop jobs that are running on your cluster.
    - trace
      Lets you view and modify the trace buffer, and the trace levels for the system modules.
    - urls
      Displays the status page URL for the specified service.
    - virtualip
      Manages virtual IP addresses for NFS nodes.
    - volume
      Manages volumes, snapshots and mirrors.
  - Alarms Reference
  - Utilities
  - Default MapR Configurations
  - Configuration Files
  - MapR Environment
  - MapR Parameters
  - Best Practices
  - Language Support for MapR-DB Tables
  - Glossary
    This section contains defintions for commonly used terms in MapR Converged Data Platform environments.
  - Source Code for MapR Software
- Glossary
  This section contains defintions for commonly used terms in MapR Converged Data Platform environments.

`stream upstream remove`

Unregisters a stream as an upstream source for a given stream.

Permission required to run this command: Your user ID must have the adminperm permission on the given stream.

NOTE: The mapr user is not treated as a superuser. MapR Streams does not allow the mapr user to run this command unless that user is given the relevant permission or permissions with access-control expressions.

Syntax

CLI	`stream upstream remove -path <stream path> -upstream <upstream stream path>`
REST	`http[s]://<host>:<port>/rest/stream/upstream/remove?path=<path>&upstream=<name>`

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`path`	The path and name of the stream that you want to remove a source stream from.
`upstream`	The path and name of the stream that you want to remove as a source for the stream that you specified with the `-path` parameter.