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Using SQL Databases to Grow Your Enterprise System

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Jeremy Kiffer

Software Architect

The Sherwin-Williams Company

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Daniel Clark

Lead Software Developer, MES Database

MFG Controls

Using Ignition with SQL databases creates a powerful combination for handling enterprise data. In this session, you'll hear from the team at Sherwin-Williams about how they seamlessly use both technologies to meet the company’s growing data demands. Get great first-hand tips for using SQL in large enterprises, including how to annotate and model SQL data, using databases to drive user-customized context in Vision clients, handling database downtime smoothly without impacting SCADA and operations, and more.

Last Updated on: November 17, 2021

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