Is there difference betweek sefiles and restorecon in terms of labels

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Looking at man pages of sefiles and restorecon , both mention that
they initialize security context database ( extended attributes) on
one or more filesystems.

There are certainly differences between command line arguments, but
can these programs be used interchangeably as far as extended
attributes they assign to files?

-Sam

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