Which statement about Client Actions defined in the Logic Tab is INCORRECT?

Client Actions are specifically designed to run on the client side, typically within the web browser, and are triggered by user interactions. They are essential for enhancing user experience by allowing rapid responses and manipulations without the need for constant round trips to the server.

The statement that is indicated as incorrect suggests that a Client Action can be used within a Server Action. This is not true because Server Actions are executed on the server side, and because Client Actions operate in the client environment, they cannot be directly invoked or executed from within Server Actions.

On the other hand, Client Actions can indeed be triggered by user interactions such as button clicks, and they execute asynchronously, meaning they do not block the user interface while they process. Furthermore, Client Actions are capable of manipulating screen data, allowing them to update or change the information displayed to the user dynamically.

Understanding these functionalities is key in utilizing Client Actions effectively within OutSystems applications.