Abstract
This paper is devoted to the idea of using interval data in relational databases. We show, on several simple examples, that interval data can be added to the query language SQL and used with a great effect in business applications of relational databases. Since the examples are simple, they do not require any new mathematical results or non-trivial algorithms, only standard formulas of interval arithmetic. The intended audience includes both interval researchers and specialists in relational databases. For researchers who are not well familiar with interval computations, we have included the detailed description of interval arithmetic (that can be skipped by other readers).
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