How do I disable caching in Salesforce?

How do I disable caching in Salesforce?

To disable the cache in salesforce follow below steps,

1. Step-1 : Once Logged in, Go to Setup.
2. Step-2 : Enter session setting in Quick Find-box.
3. Step-3 : Deselect Enable secure and persistent browser caching to improve performance in caching.
4. Step-4 : click save.

How do I clear cached data in Salesforce?

To clear the app cache:

1. In Salesforce App, tap the User Profile Avatar (upper left corner) | select Settings.
2. Tap Advanced.
3. Tap Clear Cached Data.
4. Force quit Salesforce App, then open the App & pull to refresh on pages to check for your changes.

How to disable Salesforce Lightning component caching?

Click through Setup > Session Settings > Caching and deselect Enable secure and persistent browser caching to improve performance. Note that this is an Org-wide setting.

How to enable or disable caching in Lightning?

The setting to enable/disable caching is under Session Settings in setup. The Lightning Component bundle controller, helper, and renderer are JavaScript, so you can take advantage of that and use console logging. The easiest type of console logging is to just output some string or value or object.

How are server actions used in Lightning components?

Server actions support optional client-side caching, and the Lightning Data Service is built on top of a sophisticated client caching mechanism. In this article, we focus on server actions and explore how to use them to cache the response of server method calls at the client-side and improve the performance of your application.

When to enable or disable debug mode in Lightning?

The control for enabling/disabling debug mode on a user by user basis is under Debug Mode in setup. When you make changes during development, you want to see them immediately. When caching is enabled, you may make a change, refresh the page and not see it.