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Difference between client state parameter and data resources in ServiceNow UI Builder
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| Feature | Client State Parameters | Data Resources |
| Primary Purpose | Serve as page-level variables to handle local UI state (such as toggles, counters, or form field values). | Function as a connector to retrieve, modify, or process data from the ServiceNow backend. |
| Data Source | Stored entirely in the browser memory during the session. | Interacts with the server (databases, APIs, or scripts). |
| Typical Use Case | Managing UI behavior like visibility, holding search inputs, or applying instant changes without reloading. | Fetching records, querying specific data (e.g., users), or performing updates on backend records. |
| Trigger Mechanism | Updated through user actions (e.g., button clicks) or client-side scripts. | Executes on page load, when input parameters change, or when triggered manually. |
| Location | Runs on the client side | Involves server/API communication |
| Performance | Highly responsive (no network calls) | Relatively slower due to API/network calls |
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| Feature | Client State Parameters | Data Resources |
| Primary Purpose | Serve as page-level variables to handle local UI state (such as toggles, counters, or form field values). | Function as a connector to retrieve, modify, or process data from the ServiceNow backend. |
| Data Source | Stored entirely in the browser memory during the session. | Interacts with the server (databases, APIs, or scripts). |
| Typical Use Case | Managing UI behavior like visibility, holding search inputs, or applying instant changes without reloading. | Fetching records, querying specific data (e.g., users), or performing updates on backend records. |
| Trigger Mechanism | Updated through user actions (e.g., button clicks) or client-side scripts. | Executes on page load, when input parameters change, or when triggered manually. |
| Location | Runs on the client side | Involves server/API communication |
| Performance | Highly responsive (no network calls) | Relatively slower due to API/network calls |
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