Highlight a few differences between ‘oncomponentok’ and ‘onsubjobok’.
Answer Posted / Harendra Kumar Yadav
'oncomponentok' is an event triggered when a particular component finishes its processing. It is specific to the component and can be used to perform operations after a component completes, such as logging or triggering another component. 'onsubjobok', on the other hand, is a global event triggered when the entire subjob finishes its execution, regardless of whether all components within it have completed successfully or not. This event can be used for job cleanup, error handling at the subjob level, or other operations that need to be executed once the subjob has finished.
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