What system property controls the use of the record domain when editing data?

The system property that controls the use of the record domain when editing data is glide.sys_domain.use_record_domain_for_data. This property specifically determines whether the application should respect the domain of the record when performing data actions. When enabled, it ensures that data modifications, such as editing or viewing records, are executed in the context of the domain that the record belongs to. This is crucial for maintaining data security and integrity within various domains, especially in organizations that utilize domain separation to manage different business units or client data.

The property functions as a toggle to allow or restrict domain-specific data interactions, which is a vital aspect of domain separation principles. In contrast to the other options: glide.sys_domain.use_record_domain_for_processes relates to process execution rather than data editing; glide.domain.session_scope pertains to session handling within the domain context but does not control data editing specifically; glide.sys_domain.activate_domain_separation governs the activation of domain separation overall, rather than focusing solely on the editing context. Thus, the selected answer accurately identifies the property that directly impacts data editing actions in relation to record domains.