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What is the difference between create(), createInstance() and inject()

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Some examples use createInstance(), other use create(). I’ve also seen an inject()

What is the difference between all those primitives ?

Could it be explained in the doc ?

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jmdobrycommented, Sep 22, 2016

createInstance - Instantiate an in-memory, unsaved record
inject - Insert a record (an already saved record) into the in-memory datastore
create - Insert a new record into the database, post a new record to the REST api, etc. This method is asynchronous, as it’s making an RPC call.

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Offirmocommented, Sep 25, 2016

Thanks !

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