Introduction
I would like to write the series of articles about useful User-Defined
Functions grouped by the following categories:
- Date and Time User-Defined Functions
- Mathematical User-Defined Functions
- Metadata User-Defined Functions
- Security User-Defined Functions
- String User-Defined Functions
- System User-Defined Functions
- Text and Image User-Defined Functions
In this article, I wrote some useful Mathematical User-Defined
Functions.
Mathematical UDFs
These scalar User-Defined Functions perform a calculation, usually
based on input values provided as arguments, and return a numeric
value.
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Download Mathematical UDFsFactorial
Returns the factorial value of the given number.
Syntax
Factorial ( number )
Arguments
number
Is the integer value.
Return Types
bigint
The function’s text:
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Examples
This example returns the factorial value of the number 5:
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Here is the result set:
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120
(1 row(s) affected)PercentFrom
Returns the percent of the expression1 in the expression2.
Syntax
PercentFrom ( expression1, expression2 )
Arguments
expression1
Is an expression of the exact numeric or approximate numeric
data type category.
expression2
Is an expression of the exact numeric or approximate numeric
data type category.
Return Types
float
The function’s text:
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Examples
This example returns the percent of the 137 in the 273:
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Here is the result set:
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50.183150183150182
(1 row(s) affected)PercentValue
Returns the percent’s value from the given expression for the
given percent.
Syntax
PercentValue ( expression, percent )
Arguments
expression
Is an expression of the exact numeric or approximate numeric
data type category.
percent
Is the integer value.
Return Types
float
The function’s text:
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Examples
Returns the percent’s value from the number 137 for the percent 11:
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Here is the result set:
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15.07
(1 row(s) affected)Degree
Returns the degree for the given number and degree value.
Syntax
Degree ( number, degree )
Arguments
number
Is an expression of the exact numeric or approximate numeric
data type category.
degree
Is the integer value.
Return Types
float
The function’s text:
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Examples
Returns the degree 4 for the number 3:
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Here is the result set:
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81.0
(1 row(s) affected)Allocation
Returns the allocation from the m by n.
Syntax
Allocation ( m, n )
Arguments
m
Is the integer value.
n
Is the integer value.
Return Types
int
The function’s text:
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Examples
Returns the allocation from the 5 by 3:
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Here is the result set:
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60
(1 row(s) affected)Combination
Returns the combination from the m by n.
Syntax
Combination ( m, n )
Arguments
m
Is the integer value.
n
Is the integer value.
Return Types
int
The function’s text:
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Examples
Returns the combination from the 5 by 3:
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Here is the result set:
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10
(1 row(s) affected)