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SQL Server / T-SQL » Transact SQL » LOG 
LOG is the inverse of EXP, and this can be demonstrated by


1> -- LOG is the inverse of EXP, and this can be demonstrated by:
2>
3SELECT LOG(EXP(2))
4>
5> GO

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