CREATING SEARCHES AND FILTERS

Creating Searches and working with Search Filters in SuiteScript 2.0.

USING CREATEFILTER
// 2.0 - Console
require(["N/search"], function (s) {
    s.create({
        type: s.Type.EMPLOYEE,
        filters: [
            s.createFilter({
                name: "hiredate",
                operator: s.Operator.WITHIN,
                values: "lastRollingYear"
            }),
            s.createFilter({name: "isinactive", operator: s.Operator.IS, values: "F"})
        ]
    }).run().each(processResult);

    function processResult(result) {
        // ...
        return true;
    } 
});

USING OBJECT DESCRIPTORS
require(["N/search"], function (s) {
    s.create({
        type: s.Type.EMPLOYEE,
        filters: [
            {
                name: "hiredate",
                operator: s.Operator.WITHIN,
                values: "lastRollingYear"
            }, {
                name: "isinactive",
                operator: s.Operator.IS,
                values: "F"
            }
        ]
    }).run().each(processResult);

    function processResult(result) {
        // ...
        return true;
    }
});

USING FILTER EXPRESSIONS
require(["N/search"], function (s) {
    s.create({
        type: s.Type.EMPLOYEE,
        filters: [
            ["hiredate", s.Operator.WITHIN, "lastRollingYear"], "and"
            ["isinactive", s.Operator.IS, "F"]
        ]
    }).run().each(processResult);

    function processResult(result) {
        // ...
        return true;
    }
});

FILTER MANIPULATION
define([“N/search”], function (s) {
    var mySearch = s.load({
        // ...

    });
});
mySearch.filters
mySearch.filters = s.Filter[];
mySearch.filters.push(s.Filter);
mySearch.filters = mySearch.filters.concat(s.Filter[]);
mySearch.filters.pop(); // Remove last filter
mySearch.filters.shift(); // Remove first filter