
In lecture one, we implemented a small requirement and we made use of WHILE loop. In this lecture we will simply replace WHILE loop with REPEAT.
In this lecture learner will learn like how many times a particular substring is present in a string and at what places it is present.
For example:
Suppose we have a sentence as given below:
'I felt happy because I saw the others were happy and because I knew I should feel happy, but I wasn’t really happy'
Now I want to find out how many times word 'happy' is present in above sentence and at what places it is present.
In this lecture we will implement a requirement where IIB will receive an array of employees in the form of JSON message and we will send data to output queue by breaking each record into single message.
Here we will implement the same requirement which we implemented in lecture 3 but we will avoid making use of CARDINALITY function as it hampers the performance.
Do you know basics of IIB but your confidence is low while building applications? Do you have lack of hands-on? If yes, then this course is best suited for you to build your confidence.
The main focus of this course is to implement some use cases so that you can build confidence while working in IIB.