
IBM Business Process Management (IBM BPM), now part of IBM’s Business Automation Workflow (BAW), is an enterprise-level platform designed to streamline and optimize business processes.
IBM BPM is widely regarded for its flexibility, integration capabilities, and user-friendly design tools, making it an ideal choice for businesses aiming to automate complex processes while maintaining agility.
The journey of IBM BPM began with IBM's acquisition of Lombardi Software in 2010. Lombardi was a pioneer in BPM solutions, known for its flagship product, Lombardi Teamworks. After the acquisition, IBM integrated this innovative technology into its portfolio, renaming it IBM BPM.
Today, IBM BPM is recognized as a robust solution that enables organizations to drive digital transformation, automate repetitive tasks, and focus on delivering value to their customers.
This lecture enables learners to understand different components available in IBM BPM like - Process Center( WebPD), Process Portal, Process Admin and Process Inspector.
Stored Procedure Code Below:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE InsertOrUpdateLoanApplicationFromXML( IN caseid VARCHAR(100), IN initiatedDate TIMESTAMP, IN currentStage VARCHAR(100), IN currentUser VARCHAR(100), IN in_xmlInput CLOB, IN currentStatus VARCHAR(100))LANGUAGE SQLNOT DETERMINISTICMODIFIES SQL DATABEGIN DECLARE xmlData XML; DECLARE v_fullName VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_dateOfBirth TIMESTAMP; DECLARE v_gender VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_contactNumber VARCHAR(15); DECLARE v_email VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_addressLine1 VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_addressLine2 VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_city VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_state_name VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_zipcode VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_loanAmount INTEGER; DECLARE v_purpose VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_loanTerm VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_isReducing BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE; DECLARE v_employerType VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_EmployerName VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_annualIncome DECIMAL(15, 2); DECLARE v_creditScore INTEGER; DECLARE v_ExistingLoans VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_currentStage VARCHAR(100); DECLARE v_initiatedDate TIMESTAMP; DECLARE v_current_status VARCHAR(100);
SET v_currentStage = currentStage; SET v_initiatedDate = initiatedDate; SET v_current_status = COALESCE(currentStatus, 'NEW');
SET xmlData = XMLPARSE(DOCUMENT in_xmlInput);
SELECT T.fullName, CASE WHEN T.dateOfBirth IS NOT NULL THEN TIMESTAMP_FORMAT(REPLACE(SUBSTRING(T.dateOfBirth, 1, 19), '/', '-'), 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS') ELSE NULL END AS dateOfBirth, T.gender, T.contactNumber, T.email INTO v_fullName, v_dateOfBirth, v_gender, v_contactNumber, v_email FROM XMLTABLE('$doc/variable/personalDetails' PASSING xmlData AS "doc" COLUMNS fullName VARCHAR(100) PATH 'fullName/text()', dateOfBirth VARCHAR(30) PATH 'dateOfBirth/text()', gender VARCHAR(100) PATH 'gender/text()', contactNumber VARCHAR(15) PATH 'contactNumber/text()', email VARCHAR(100) PATH 'email/text()' ) AS T;
SELECT T.line1, T.line2, T.city, T.state, T.zip INTO v_addressLine1, v_addressLine2, v_city, v_state_name, v_zipcode FROM XMLTABLE('$doc/variable/addressDetails' PASSING xmlData AS "doc" COLUMNS line1 VARCHAR(100) PATH 'line1/text()', line2 VARCHAR(100) PATH 'line2/text()', city VARCHAR(100) PATH 'city/text()', state VARCHAR(100) PATH 'state/text()', zip VARCHAR(100) PATH 'zip/text()' ) AS T;
SELECT T.amount, T.purpose, T.term, CASE WHEN UPPER(T.pReducing) = 'TRUE' THEN TRUE ELSE FALSE END INTO v_loanAmount, v_purpose, v_loanTerm, v_isReducing FROM XMLTABLE('$doc/variable/loanDetails' PASSING xmlData AS "doc" COLUMNS amount INTEGER PATH 'amount/text()', purpose VARCHAR(100) PATH 'purpose/text()', term VARCHAR(100) PATH 'term/text()', pReducing VARCHAR(10) PATH 'pReducing/text()' ) AS T;
SELECT T.employmentType, T.employerName, T.annualIncome, T.creditScore, T.existingLoan INTO v_employerType, v_EmployerName, v_annualIncome, v_creditScore, v_ExistingLoans FROM XMLTABLE('$doc/variable/financialInformation' PASSING xmlData AS "doc" COLUMNS employmentType VARCHAR(100) PATH 'employmentType/text()', employerName VARCHAR(100) PATH 'employerName/text()', annualIncome DECIMAL(15,2) PATH 'annualIncome/text()', creditScore INTEGER PATH 'creditScore/text()', existingLoan VARCHAR(100) PATH 'existingLoan/text()' ) AS T;
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM MYSCHEMA.LoanApplication WHERE caseno = caseid) THEN UPDATE MYSCHEMA.LoanApplication SET initiatedDate = v_initiatedDate, currentStage = v_currentStage, currentUser = currentUser, fullName = v_fullName, dateOfBirth = v_dateOfBirth, gender = v_gender, contactNumber = v_contactNumber, email = v_email, addressLine1 = v_addressLine1, addressLine2 = v_addressLine2, city = v_city, state_name = v_state_name, zipcode = v_zipcode, loanAmount = v_loanAmount, purpose = v_purpose, loanTerm = v_loanTerm, isReducing = v_isReducing, employerType = v_employerType, EmployerName = v_EmployerName, annualIncome = v_annualIncome, creditScore = v_creditScore, ExistingLoans = v_ExistingLoans, current_status = v_current_status WHERE caseno = caseid; ELSE INSERT INTO MYSCHEMA.LoanApplication ( caseno, initiatedDate, currentStage, currentUser, fullName, dateOfBirth, gender, contactNumber, email, addressLine1, addressLine2, city, state_name, zipcode, loanAmount, purpose, loanTerm, isReducing, employerType, EmployerName, annualIncome, creditScore, ExistingLoans, current_status ) VALUES ( caseid, v_initiatedDate, v_currentStage, currentUser, v_fullName, v_dateOfBirth, v_gender, v_contactNumber, v_email, v_addressLine1, v_addressLine2, v_city, v_state_name, v_zipcode, v_loanAmount, v_purpose, v_loanTerm, v_isReducing, v_employerType, v_EmployerName, v_annualIncome, v_creditScore, v_ExistingLoans, v_current_status ); END IF;END;
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