Returns radians given a numeric expression in degrees.
RADIANS(numeric_expression)
Returns the same type as numeric_expression.
This example returns a result of 0.0 because the numeric expression to convert to radians is too small for the RADIANS function.
SELECT RADIANS(1e-307)
GO
Here is the result set:
------------------------
0.0
(1 row(s) affected)
This example takes a float expression and returns the RADIANS of the given angle.
-- First value is -45.01.
DECLARE @angle float
SET @angle = -45.01
SELECT 'The RADIANS of the angle is: ' +
CONVERT(varchar, RADIANS(@angle))
GO
-- Next value is -181.01.
DECLARE @angle float
SET @angle = -181.01
SELECT 'The RADIANS of the angle is: ' +
CONVERT(varchar, RADIANS(@angle))
GO
-- Next value is 0.00.
DECLARE @angle float
SET @angle = 0.00
SELECT 'The RADIANS of the angle is: ' +
CONVERT(varchar, RADIANS(@angle))
GO
-- Next value is 0.1472738.
DECLARE @angle float
SET @angle = 0.1472738
SELECT 'The RADIANS of the angle is: ' +
CONVERT(varchar, RADIANS(@angle))
GO
-- Last value is 197.1099392.
DECLARE @angle float
SET @angle = 197.1099392
SELECT 'The RADIANS of the angle is: ' +
CONVERT(varchar, RADIANS(@angle))
GO
Here is the result set:
-----------------------------------------------------------
The RADIANS of the angle is: -0.785573
(1 row(s) affected)
-----------------------------------------------------------
The RADIANS of the angle is: -3.15922
(1 row(s) affected)
-----------------------------------------------------------
The RADIANS of the angle is: 0
(1 row(s) affected)
-----------------------------------------------------------
The RADIANS of the angle is: 0.00257041
(1 row(s) affected)
-----------------------------------------------------------
The RADIANS of the angle is: 3.44022
(1 row(s) affected)
CAST and CONVERT | int, smallint, and tinyint |
decimal and numeric | money and smallmoney |
float and real | Mathematical Functions |