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How to manipulate records with force:recordData in Salesforce?
How to manipulate records with force:recordData in Salesforce?
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Use force:recordData to create a component that displays the details of a standard account record, and another component that allows for quick edits to that record. Create an edit component named accEdit. cmp using the record attribute named accountRecord that allows edits to the Name field.
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Use force:recordData to create a component that displays the details of a standard account record, and another component that allows for quick edits to that record. Create an edit component named accEdit. cmp using the record attribute named accountRecord that allows edits to the Name field.
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