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How do we use lightning data service in Salesforce?
How do we use lightning data service in Salesforce?
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To create a record using Lightning Data Service, declare force:recordData without assigning a recordId. Next, load a record template by calling the getNewRecord function on force:recordData. Finally, apply values to the new record, and save the record by calling the saveRecord function on force:recordData.
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To create a record using Lightning Data Service, declare force:recordData without assigning a recordId. Next, load a record template by calling the getNewRecord function on force:recordData. Finally, apply values to the new record, and save the record by calling the saveRecord function on force:recordData.
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