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difference between lightning:recordEditform, force:recordData
What are the difference between lightning:recordEditform, force:recordData and lightning:recordForm in Salesforce?
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The main difference between the two is that one is intended for scripted access to records (force:recordData), while the other is for providing a UI to edit a record (lightning:recordEditForm).
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The main difference between the two is that one is intended for scripted access to records (force:recordData), while the other is for providing a UI to edit a record (lightning:recordEditForm).
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