Hi Giuseppe,
Thanks for your answer and your help.
Here is the output of \do @:
Schéma | Nom | Type de l'arg. gauche | Type de l'arg. droit | Type
du résultat | Description
------------+-----+-----------------------+----------------------+------------------+----------------------------
pg_catalog | @ | box | box |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | circle | circle |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | lseg | box |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | lseg | line |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | point | box |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | point | circle |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | point | line |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | point | lseg |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | point | path |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | point | polygon |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | polygon | polygon |
boolean | deprecated, use <@ instead
pg_catalog | @ | | bigint |
bigint | absolute value
pg_catalog | @ | | double precision |
double precision | absolute value
pg_catalog | @ | | integer |
integer | absolute value
pg_catalog | @ | | numeric |
numeric | absolute value
pg_catalog | @ | | real |
real | absolute value
pg_catalog | @ | | smallint |
smallint | absolute value
public | @ | geometry | geometry |
boolean |
public | @ | geometry | raster |
boolean |
public | @ | raster | geometry |
boolean |
public | @ | raster | raster |
boolean |
The @ operator for raster type is in the public schema.
Weird, isn't it?
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