SuiteScript governance and limit

It basically refers to the limitation in the usage units. It optimizes the performance. The limit are tracked based on two levels: Script level API level The remaining usage limits of a script can be retrieved using the method Script.getRemainingUsage(). But for that, there should be runtime module to get the currently running script. Below… Continue reading SuiteScript governance and limit

Sparse array and deleting an element in an array in JavaScript.

Sparse Array The sparse array in JavaScript refers to an array with commas, that is, no elements are there in the array. When this array is printed, the output will be a text saying ’empty array’ with the length. Here the length represents the number of commas. The following is the code and the output.… Continue reading Sparse array and deleting an element in an array in JavaScript.

Dynamic default value sourcing in custom segment

In some cases, you can apply a custom segment to two record types that have a relationship with each other. In these situations, you may want the segment value on one record to populate with the value selected on the other. To create dynamic default logic for a custom segment: Edit the custom segment. Click… Continue reading Dynamic default value sourcing in custom segment

Description item usage

In NetSuite, the use of description items serves various purposes, especially in the context of managing inventory, sales, and purchasing. Description items are often used for non-inventory items or services that a company offers. Here are some common use cases: Services and Non-Inventory Items: Description items are frequently used to represent services or items that… Continue reading Description item usage

Breaking forEach loop in JavaScript

forEach loop in JavaScript cannot be broken by using break statement. Here are some ways to break a forEach loop: Using Array. length: arr=[1,2,3,4,5]; arr.forEach(function(value){    if(value == 2){        arr.length=0;    }    console.log(‘value=’, value);    }); Using splice: arr=[1,2,3,4,5]; arr.forEach(function(value,index){    if(value == 2){        arr.splice(index+1, arr.length);    }… Continue reading Breaking forEach loop in JavaScript

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‘toReversed’ method in JavaScript

The method ‘toReversed()’ is added to JavaScript in ECMAScript 2023 (ES 13) version. The advantage of this method over ‘reverse()’ is that it doesn’t change the original array. It reverses the array and returns a new array. Below is the example code for it and the output: x=[1,2,3,4,5]; x.reverse(); console.log(‘The reverse method applied and the… Continue reading ‘toReversed’ method in JavaScript

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