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How to create folders in a NetSuite account through SuiteScript
Folders in the file cabinet are helpful to keep files regarding specific customers or transactions in NetSuite. We can create these folders through the suite script as well.Folders in the file cabinet are a type of NetSuite records and can be created using the ‘record.create()’ function like any other records. Use the ‘N/record’ module for… Continue reading How to create folders in a NetSuite account through SuiteScript
Restrict the Item Fulfillment creation if a custom checkbox is checked.
Restrict the Item Fulfillment creation if a custom checkbox is checked. No need to show Fulfill button in the Sales Order User Event Script is used.beforeLoad is entry point selected.1.First create a custom checkbox in NetSuite Customization > Lists, Records & Fields > Transaction Body Fields > new a. label: Hold Fulfillment b. type: Check… Continue reading Restrict the Item Fulfillment creation if a custom checkbox is checked.
Build order Script
Client script save record, validate field, validate line
Setting line level values using post sourcing
Setting line level values using post sourcing
How to disable line-level fields in Client Script
How to disable line-level fields in Client Script
How to avoid search result limit exceeding error in NetSuite saved search
NetSuite has a limit of 4000 results at a time for every saved search result execution (run function). If the search result returns more than 4000 results this can lead to a search limit exceeding the error.The error message will be: ‘SSS_SEARCH_FOR_EACH_LIMIT_EXCEEDED’: This error can be avoided by using a paging function for running the… Continue reading How to avoid search result limit exceeding error in NetSuite saved search
Get the child matrix item name in the saved search through the suite script
Javascript code for removing parent item relation from the child item name. The item name represents the name of the item. Item Name.split(“:”).slice(-1)[0].trim()