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What is use of transient Keyword in Apex?
What is use of transient Keyword in Apex?
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This discussion was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by
Kirandeep.
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Transient keyword to declare instance variable that can not be saved and should not transmitted as part of view state for visual force page. Basically ,View State is an encrypted, hidden <input> field on a Visualforce page that keeps track of Apex controller state & Visualforce page state between server requests.
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Transient keyword to declare instance variable that can not be saved and should not transmitted as part of view state for visual force page.
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