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SINH

Syntax

SINH(num)

Overview

SINH is the hyperbolic sine of num.

Parameter

Arguments
Description

num

It can take a numeric data type or a data type that can be converted to numeric as an argument.

The return type is the same as the numeric data type given as an argument.

Example

SELECT SINH(0);
 sinh 
------
    0
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