What does the action 'Refresh Data' do in a Screen Action?

The action 'Refresh Data' in a Screen Action primarily fetches new data from the database. When invoked, this action helps ensure that the interface reflects the latest state of the data stored in the backend. This is crucial for applications where information changes dynamically, enabling the user to see up-to-date data without needing to navigate away from the current screen.

In contrast, clearing local storage primarily involves removing cached or previously stored data on the client-side and does not directly impact data retrieval from the database. Initializing input parameters pertains to setting up initial values for parameters, which is a different function from refreshing data. Updating UI components refers to modifying the visual aspects of the screen, which can be a result of refreshing data, but does not inherently mean the action retrieves new data. Thus, 'Refresh Data' specifically emphasizes retrieving and reflecting the current data state in the application.