experience-ui-bundle-salesforce-data-access

Salesforce UI bundle data access generates schema-verified GraphQL queries for objects, lists, and aggregates. It ensures reads match the current schema exactly, preventing runtime errors by validating record structures before querying.

Salesforce data caching in UI bundles uses deliberate cache policies, refresh handles, and subscriptions. This approach keeps UI data current without manual refresh logic, applying explicit cache control to maintain record freshness.

Yes, Salesforce record mutations for creating, updating, and deleting records use the current platform SDK. The workflow respects field-level security by applying FLS-aware optional fields, ensuring safe writes across the schema.

Migrating legacy data SDK call sites involves converting them to the new namespace-based API. This Salesforce data access workflow targets old call sites directly, replacing them with generated platform-sdk query and mutate calls.

Querying Salesforce record lists requires explicit pagination. The generated GraphQL queries include pagination parameters directly, ensuring the UI bundle fetches records in controlled batches rather than loading entire datasets.

Generated GraphQL types provide schema-grounded structures for Salesforce record queries and mutations. They enforce type safety during data access, ensuring the UI bundle reads and writes match the exact platform-sdk expectations.