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What is the use of <lightning:recordViewForm > in Salesforce ?
What is the use of <lightning:recordViewForm > in Salesforce ?
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A lightning:recordViewForm component enables you to display read-only record data with one or more fields and labels associated with that record. You can customize the form layout or provide custom rendering of record data.
To create read-only fields, use the lightning:outputField component inside lightning:recordViewForm.
lightning:recordViewForm requires a record ID to display the fields on the record. It doesn't require additional Apex controllers or Lightning Data Service to display record data. This component also takes care of field-level security and sharing for you, so users see only the data they have access to.
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