Category: ASE: Functions: Mathematical Functions

exp()

The Mathematical Function exp() returns the exponential value of the parameter "number".

Syntax of the Mathematical Function exp()

    exp(number)
    

The parameter "number" of the Mathematical Function exp()

number
The parameter "number" is a placeholder for a column name, a variable or a constant, which have to be available in one of the datatypes float, real or double precision . Additionally, the parameter recognises every other datatype which can be converted into one of the required datatypes using implicit conversion .

Example for the Mathematical Function exp()

    select exp(2)

    go

    -----

    7.389056
    

Returns the value 7.389056.

See also:

ASE T-SQL - Aggregate Functions,
Mathematical Functions,
abs(),
acos(),
asin(),
atan(),
atn2(),
ceiling(),
cos(),
cot(),
degrees(),
floor(),
log(),
log10(),
pi(),
power(),
radians(),
rand(),
round(),
sign(),
sin(),
sqrt(),
tan().