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Ab Caching custom vs storable : using both
Hello,
I have used a custom cache mechanism.
I also want to use @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true)
Is it possible know the impact of them please ? or how wil they both cohibit
thank you for advise
I have used a custom cache mechanism.
I also want to use @AuraEnabled(cacheable=true)
Is it possible know the impact of them please ? or how wil they both cohibit
thank you for advise
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Greetings!
Both approaches can help in improving the performance of the component.In Storable,it will pull the details of cache and if they are stale then it will refresh the view.
If the Storage doesn't work then you can for custom cache in which you can have full control over the behavior of Cache.
Please refer this blog (https://www.jitendrazaa.com/blog/salesforce/15-ways-to-improve-performance-of-lightning-components-in-salesforce/) for more information.
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Shirisha Pathuri
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