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dataTable tag vs pageBlockTable in Visualforce
When to use dataTable tag while writing vf page code and how it different from pageBlockTable tag?
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<Apex:datatable> tag is used to create data tables in visualforce pages. Each item in the data table is displayed in the form of rows and columns while, <apex:pageblock> is used to create a section of Block in visualforce page. We can create multiple input fields, buttons, tables, links in page block section. In page block section we can create page block sections.
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