Dino Maric <dinom@hey.com> writes:
> When I insert range like this:
> INSERT INTO public.tests
> VALUES (int4range(7,8,'[]'))
> After when querying table my return value for this column is not [7,8]
> but it is [7,9).
> I found this behaviour confusing, because I want to insert 7-8 ranges
> (including upper value) and then present that range to a user.
This is the effect of canonicalization, as explained here:
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/rangetypes.html#RANGETYPES-DISCRETE
If you don't like it you can make a range type with a different
canonicalization function, or no such function, but that might
have odd effects on the behavior of range comparison operators.
regards, tom lane
