They are given tasks like safety, environmental, training others, dealing with MSHA inspectors and more. The fact is, plants have come a long way in how they produce process rock. The process has been looked at over and over. The machinery has been built and rebuilt. And the mixes have been designed and redesigned. If you walk into your plant control room or scale house and look around, what do you see?
Your plant operator or weighmaster watching the plant, loading a truck, answering phones… You see buttons, levers, and paperwork. You see EEO postings, lunch boxes, a calendar with a hot chick on a car, and most likely a whiteboard calendar of orders for the plant. Some operations have evolved from the whiteboard to shared excel calendars—that most likely get corrupted all the time.
Maybe even an Outlook calendar that holds appointments containing information about asphalt orders for the coming days. Some have even tried to create their own solution, and spend a bunch of time and money. Most still have central dispatchers who control the schedule. Salespeople and Plant Operators field calls from customers, check with dispatch to ask what is scheduled, reply to the customer, and back and forth they go until a date presents itself. So, how can we cut down on the sheer number of calls, by having the information more available?
Companies seek and struggle to find simple Customer Relationship Management CRM tools designed for asphalt plants, concrete plants, or quarries. With hundreds to choose from, and some that are decent, none are built for the construction materials industry.
Expensive customization costs, or inventive work-arounds make the products viable, but not the right tool for the job. Now, imagine if a fresh, new iterative process was performed on the tools we use to schedule our plants. PlantDemand came in to the industry with a clear, new directive: Use select plant people to imagine, inspire, and implement the best scheduling tool for plants.
An expert team of visionary, user-interface gurus came together with a variety of construction materials people to conquer this quest. Hundreds of interviews, tests, and trials were conducted. Those functionalities enable you to create and deliver financial, operational or other business reports to executives in real-time. The reports can be created and delivered on database and non-data formats. On database reporting enables you to use analytical applications, which may be created with Invantive Producer, to analyze the data stored in the repository.
In addition, on database reporting allows you to execute queries to analyze your data. The non-database reports can be delivered in your preferred format. Groupings created within the query results grid are retained within the export, including grouping in Microsoft Excel. The SQL editor enables you to connect to different databases, integrate, virtualize and export your data over web services when used in combination with Invantive Web Service.
The SQL editor enables you to upload queries, open recent and historical files, edit and execute your scripts with ease. The parser allows you to highlight SQL syntax, validate, clean up, and parse your text based scripts with ease. Formatting is customizable so you can decide how code is presented. To improve the coding experience the SQL Text Editor offers code completion to speed up code building.
There is also a syntax highlighting to aid navigation. Your query execution history is also regularly saved so you can find where you left off after at the end of a session. It is also multi-threaded with each query running in a different thread.
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There is a day free trial. You can choose the type of SQL statement you want to generate by selecting the columns and operations to be included. The tool is easy to navigate with four tabs to make statement changes; select , insert , update , and delete.
For example, by pressing the insert tab users can pick what columns they would like to add to the statement. The SQL Editor is another tool that can be used to simplify code creation. There is syntax highlighting to make code easier to navigate and an autocomplete function to speed up code production.
To further support navigation there is an auto lookup feature so that when the user types a query a list of columns with tables will come up for the user to click on. The price of the software depends on the number of users you want to support.
All Supported Databases. You can also download Query Xtractor for free. When you are typing, you can benefit from contextual recommendations that suggest elements such as tables, functions, and columns you could use.
Auto Formatting and syntax coloring make it easy to find your way around code and manage SQL files of all sizes. The user can create code and view real-time feedback on issues and fixes to improve their code. Similarly, there is a SQL Debugger that locates coding errors so that you can debug them. However, if you want to view the price for Idera Rapid SQL you will have to contact the sales team directly.
While some can be used to build queries from scratch others simply highlight poorly performing queries. Finding a tool that fits most closely with your use case will deliver the best results.
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