using-ui-bundle-salesforce-data

To standardize Salesforce data access in UI bundles, enforce the Salesforce Data SDK across GraphQL and REST surfaces. This approach ensures consistent authentication, CSRF protection, and correct object references for reading, creating, and updating records.

To migrate UI bundle data access code, install the Salesforce Data SDK and replace existing logic with sdk.graphql, sdk.fetch, and related utilities. This standardizes reads, writes, and metadata access while reducing the surface area for misconfigurations.

Yes, the Salesforce Data SDK supports both GraphQL and REST endpoints in UI bundles. It handles uiapi/graphql, REST endpoints, and object metadata inspection for securely reading, creating, updating, and querying Salesforce records.

Inconsistent authentication when querying Salesforce records often occurs because UI bundles duplicate data-access logic. Enforcing the Salesforce Data SDK standardizes authentication handling, CSRF protection, and URL resolution across all GraphQL and REST data operations.

Yes, you can use the Salesforce Data SDK for object metadata inspection in UI bundles. It covers common data access patterns including uiapi/graphql, REST endpoints, and metadata queries to securely read, create, update, or delete Salesforce records.

Using custom REST endpoints instead of the Data SDK in UI bundles risks inconsistent authentication and CSRF protection gaps. Bypassing the SDK duplicates data-access logic and increases the surface area for misconfigurations across Salesforce record interactions.