Ask in SQL. Answer in business terms.

SQL Warehouse. Query your business objects and datasets with SQL. Explore the result, inspect its source context, and return to the query that produced it.

Explore a query workflow

Illustrative workflow with synthetic data.

SQL Warehouse: query to retained result. Pascal product walkthrough. — Product walkthrough
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SQL Warehouse. Explore the data. Keep the context.

Find the right dataset

Explore available business objects and data products with descriptions, schemas, and their source context close at hand.

Write SQL with business meaning

Query shared object and dataset definitions. Reuse the organization’s understanding of customers, orders, and other business concepts.

Respect the current access policy

Keep query access scoped to the actor and workspace. Apply the relevant record and field controls before results are returned.

Understand the work a query requires

Inspect the available execution path and applicable limits. Make resource requirements part of the query decision.

Keep a history you can follow

Return to prior queries and their recorded results. Trace the inputs and execution behind an analysis someone shares with you.

Put the answer into the next step

Use query results in an investigation or a downstream workflow, with their source references and permissions still attached.

Explore Pascal

An answer you can return to.

Run Lithium readiness by lane, inspect the seven-load result, and follow query history back to the same evidence.

The saved query checks current telemetry and shipment-specific approval. Its purpose is precise: understand which loads are ready.

Ask the operating question. Native product view with illustrative data.

In practice

Operations asks which Tacoma loads are ready. The analyst opens the saved query and finds five ready loads and two blocked loads. Query history preserves the result for the next reviewer; shipment actions still follow their own approval process.

Example operation.Explore the solution

SQL Warehouse in your operation.

Connect it to the rest of your work.

Query data from Data Infrastructure and shared business definitions from Ontology. Reuse useful queries in Data Pipelines, notebooks, dashboards, applications, and agent investigations.

What you work with

SQL Warehouse

Business objects, datasets, schemas, and query views
Warehouses, sessions, saved queries, and reusable metrics
Query history, retained results, execution plans, and exports

Stay in control as the work moves.

Queries use the current workspace and data permissions. An empty answer, denied access, and a failed query remain distinct. Saving, publishing, or exporting a result requires the appropriate separate action.

Where you work