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How is `apoc.do.when` used to understand how many operations occurred during the execution?

rogeryu
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In Question 2:

The procedure apoc.do.when() is used for:
Select the correct answers.
Scheduling when a load will occur.
Executing Cypher code when a condition is true and alternate Cypher code when the condition is false.
An alternative to the MERGE clause.
Understanding how many operations occurred during the execution.

The last one is marked correct.

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Hello @rogeryu,

You are correct. apoc.periodic.iterate provides information about the number of operations that executed. We will correct this.

Thank you!

Elaine

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Hello @rogeryu,

You are correct. apoc.periodic.iterate provides information about the number of operations that executed. We will correct this.

Thank you!

Elaine

Hi @elaine.rosenberg. So just confirming that it should be apoc.periodic.iterate and not apoc.do.when that can be used for "understanding how many operations occurred during the execution". Is that right?

That is correct.

Elaine