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What is the difference between Static Resources and Documents in salesforce?
What is the difference between Static Resources and Documents?
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Typically, static resources is used for files that will need to be transferred between orgs. Often, images are put here that are used within code, Javascript, CSS, or documents that code might reference. Documents is meant as a reference for the typical end Users to use when necessary.
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static resources is used for files that will need to be transferred between orgs. Often, images are put here that are used within code, Javascript, CSS, or documents that code might reference.
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