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log [Oracle SQL] | ||
log(base, n)
base must be positive and neither 0 nor 1.
n must be positive. 0 is not a positive number!
The number returned by log is such that power(base, returned-number) = n:
create table log_example ( base number, n number ); insert into log_example values ( 5, 4); insert into log_example values (0.2, 33); insert into log_example values (1.4, 4.2); insert into log_example values ( 25, 0.8); insert into log_example values (3.3, 4.4); POWER(BASE,LOG(BASE,N)) N ----------------------- ---------- 4 4 33 33 4.2 4.2 .8 .8 4.4 4.4
See also ln.
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