The SQL Server SIN function calculates the trigonometry sine for the specified expression. The syntax of the SQL SIN function is shown below.
SELECT SIN (Float_Expression) FROM [Source]
For this SIN Function demo, we use the Math Table data.
SQL SIN Function Example
The mathematical formula for this function is SIN(x) = Length of the Opposite Side / Length of the Hypotenuse. The SIN Function calculates the sine for a given angle. The following query shows multiple ways to use the SIN function.
DECLARE @i float SET @i = 208.45 SELECT SIN(@i)AS [SQLSINE] -- Calculating SIN directly SELECT SIN(0.24)AS [SQLSINE] -- Calculating SIN directly SELECT SIN(0)AS [SQLSINE] -- Calculating SIN directly SELECT SIN(1)AS [SQLSINE]
We used this SQL Server function to calculate the sine value for the variable @i. It means SIN(208.45)), and assigned the name using the ALIAS Column.
SELECT SIN(@i)AS [SQLSINE]
SIN Function Example 2
We are going to calculate the sine value for all the records present in [Tax Amount] and [Service grade] using SIN Mathematical Function.
SELECT [EnglishProductName] ,[SalesAmount] ,[TaxAmt] ,SIN([TaxAmt]) AS [Tax Sine] ,[Service Grade] AS Grade ,SIN ([Service Grade]) AS [SIN Function] FROM [Mathemetical Functions]