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Difference between sys_app_module and sys_ui_module

bonsai
Mega Sage

What is the difference between sys_app_module and sys_ui_module?

An error I got when applying an update set was pointing to two different module tables.

What is the difference?

2 ACCEPTED SOLUTIONS

Di Zhang
Tera Guru

sys_app_module is used for Core UI left menu.  sys_ui_module is used for mobile. 

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Shraddha Kadam
Giga Sage

Hello @bonsai ,

 

Here is the difference between sys_app_module and sys_ui_module

Feature

sys_app_module

sys_ui_module

Primary UI

Classic UI (Desktop) Application Navigator

Older Mobile UI (Classic Mobile App)

Purpose

Standard navigation links in desktop UI

Mobile-specific navigation links (mostly legacy)

Current Usage

Widely used for all desktop UI navigation

Less directly used for modern mobile app development

Associated App Table

sys_app_application (Application Menu)

sys_ui_application (Mobile Application Menu - legacy)

If my response was helpful, please mark it as correct and helpful.
Thank you.

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Di Zhang
Tera Guru

sys_app_module is used for Core UI left menu.  sys_ui_module is used for mobile. 

Shraddha Kadam
Giga Sage

Hello @bonsai ,

 

Here is the difference between sys_app_module and sys_ui_module

Feature

sys_app_module

sys_ui_module

Primary UI

Classic UI (Desktop) Application Navigator

Older Mobile UI (Classic Mobile App)

Purpose

Standard navigation links in desktop UI

Mobile-specific navigation links (mostly legacy)

Current Usage

Widely used for all desktop UI navigation

Less directly used for modern mobile app development

Associated App Table

sys_app_application (Application Menu)

sys_ui_application (Mobile Application Menu - legacy)

If my response was helpful, please mark it as correct and helpful.
Thank you.