This is pretty neat. Though it seems a little odd that a query like: INSERT INTO...

		kibwen on Nov 1, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Postgres 9.2 highlight: range types This is pretty neat. Though it seems a little odd that a query like: `INSERT INTO salary_grid VALUES (1, 'junior developper', '[20000, 30000]');` would produce a record like: `1 \| junior developper \| [20000,30001)` Is it just an error in the post that a query with an inclusive upper bound would result in a record with an exclusive upper bound?

but this is exactly the same range. (note that theses are ranges in the ring of integers)