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I always use refreshApex to refresh the condition after some soql action or something else, I find out that refreshApex only work on plain parameter, for example:

@wire(someMethod, {Id: '$recordId'}) result({error, data}) { if (data) {...} else if (error) {...} } @wire(someMethod, {Id: '$recordId'}) dummyResult handleChange(e) { refreshApex(this.result) // this won't work refreshApex(this.dummyresult) // this works }

And the amazing part is that if I refresh the dummyResult, all the code inside if (data) will be excuted(just what I want), can someone explain why?

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as per doc refreshApex method accepts valueProvisionedByWireService that means

@wire(someMethod, {Id: '$recordId'}) wiredsomeMethod(result){ this.dummyResult = result; // Hold on to the provisioned value so we can refresh it later. /// your data check and error check logic } handleChange(e) { refreshApex(this.dummyresult) }

why 'refreshApex(this.result) // this won't work

because you are using Object destructing for your convenience, in this process losing the provisioned value itself

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