Computes the inverse tangent (arc tangent) of the ratio of its two arguments. For example, if x > 0, then the expression ATAN2(y, x) is equivalent to ATAN(y/x).
The arc tangent is the angle between:
The X axis.
The ray from the point (0,0) to the point (X, Y) (where X and Y are not both 0).
Note that the first parameter is the Y coordinate, not the X coordinate.
Arguments¶y
This parameter is the Y coordinate of the point at the end of the ray. The data type is DOUBLE.
x
This parameter is the X coordinate of the point at the end of the ray. The data type is DOUBLE.
The data type of the returned value is DOUBLE.
The returned value is in radians, not degrees.
The returned value is a number in the interval [-pi, pi].
If the data type of an argument is a numeric data type other than DOUBLE, then the value is converted to DOUBLE.
If the data type of an argument is string, the value is converted to DOUBLE if possible.
If the data type of an argument is any other data type, the function returns an error.
If either argument is NULL, the returned value is NULL.
SELECT ATAN2(5, 5); --------------+ ATAN2(5, 5) | --------------+ 0.7853981634 | --------------+
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