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Invalid Range Order

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Erroneous Code Example

This error occurs when the start value of a range is greater than or equal to the end value. This error is only emitted by the compiler when both start and end values are provided as literals. A runtime error will be emitted if the range is not valid at runtime. In this example, the start value is greater than the end value. 
Query getUser() =>
    subset_of_users <- N<User>::RANGE(100, 10)
    RETURN subset_of_users

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Solution

Ensure range start value is less than end value. 
Query getUser() =>
    subset_of_users <- N<User>::RANGE(10, 100)
    RETURN subset_of_users