Find the data
Browse available datasets and fields before writing the query.
Query business data in SQL.
SQL Warehouse. Write a query, inspect the result, and save it for the next step in your workflow. Explore the datasets and business objects your workspace makes available.
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SQL Warehouse. From a question to a saved query.
Inspect the result
Run SQL, review returned rows, and investigate errors.
Save useful queries
Keep a query and its result so the team can return to the same analysis.
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.
The saved query shows seven Tacoma inbound loads: five ready and two blocked. Tendering still requires the appropriate approval.
Open the saved execution and its result. The team can inspect the same answer later, with unavailable execution details clearly identified.
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.
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