The N/search and N/query modules in SuiteScript provide different methods for retrieving data from NetSuite records, each with its own set of features and use cases. Here’s a comparison of the two: N/search: Search-Based Retrieval: The N/search module allows developers to construct and execute saved searches, which are predefined queries saved within the NetSuite environment.… Continue reading Difference between N/search and N/query
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Data Leakage Detection System
A data leakage detection system is a software solution or framework designed to identify and prevent unauthorized transmission of sensitive or confidential information from within an organization to outside parties. Data leakage, also known as data loss or data exfiltration, can occur through various channels such as email, file transfer, removable storage devices, cloud services,… Continue reading Data Leakage Detection System
Amortization – Steps Consolidated
Amortization – Steps A deferral account (deferred expense account) should be specified on the Expense account record. An amortization template should be created and a deferral account should be selected on the amortization template. Vendor bills and Vendor credits are the transactions that support Amortization. Upon creation of the transaction, the amortization template will be… Continue reading Amortization – Steps Consolidated
Amortization Supported Transactions
Amortization is supported for the following types of transactions: ■ Vendor Bill – Item lines on a bill can use the default amortization templates from item records, or you can select templates on the bill transaction. ■ Vendor Credit – Item lines on a credit can use the default amortization templates from item records or… Continue reading Amortization Supported Transactions
Amortization Template
Amortization Template After the Amortization feature has been enabled, you can create multiple templates to define expense deferral terms. These templates are used to generate amortization schedules that determine how costs from associated items and expenses should be posted. After templates have been created, you can associate them with items and expenses. ■ You… Continue reading Amortization Template
Specifying Deferral Accounts for Amortization
Specifying Deferral Accounts for Amortization For an item, a deferral account must be specified either on the item record or on the associated template record. Deferral accounts can be specified in item records, amortization templates, and expense account records. Only the following types of items support amortization: ■ Non-inventory Item for Purchase/Resale ■ Other… Continue reading Specifying Deferral Accounts for Amortization
Expense Report Transaction
In NetSuite, an expense report transaction records an employee’s expenses for approval and conversion into a bill. Here’s how it works. 1. Employee Entry of Expense Reports: They select a form to use, and NetSuite automatically increments the largest expense report number by one. If desired, employees can manually type in another report number. 2.Approval Workflow: After an… Continue reading Expense Report Transaction
LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
In SQL, the LEFT JOIN operation is a powerful tool for combining data from multiple tables. Let’s explore a SQL query that utilizes LEFT JOIN and dissect its components to understand its functionality better. SELECT workEffort.id as ID, workEffort.name as Name, statusId.id as Status_Record_Id, statusId.custrecord_grw007_wrkeffstat_type as Status_ID, statusName.name as Status_Name, priorityId.id as Priority_Record_Id, priorityId.custrecord_grw007_wrkeffprio_priotype as… Continue reading LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
Understanding LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
When querying databases, particularly in SQL (Structured Query Language), joining tables is a common operation to retrieve data from multiple sources. One of the most frequently used types of joins is the LEFT JOIN. Let’s delve into what LEFT JOIN does and how it can be beneficial in fetching the desired data. What is LEFT… Continue reading Understanding LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
How to write a cell phone number in an international way using JavaScript
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang=”en”> <head> <meta charset=”UTF-8″> <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0″> <meta http-equiv=”X-UA-Compatible” content=”ie=edge”> <title> Cell phone number in an International way </title> <style> body { text-align: center; } h1 { color: green; } </style> </head> <body> <h1>GeeksforGeeks</h1> <h3> Cell phone number in an International way </h3> <script> var localNumber = prompt(“Please enter your number”); … Continue reading How to write a cell phone number in an international way using JavaScript