Logging is vital for debugging and monitoring SuiteScript 2.0 scripts. This article briefly covers the different log levels—DEBUG, AUDIT, ERROR, and EMERGENCY—explaining their purposes and how to use them effectively.
Key Points:
1. Log Levels Overview:
– DEBUG: For detailed, development-focused information. Generally used during the development phase.
– AUDIT: For tracking significant script events. More suitable for production environments.
– ERROR: Used to log issues that occur during script execution. This is crucial for identifying and troubleshooting problems in production.
– EMERGENCY: For critical problems which require immediate action.
2. Best Practices:
– Use each log level appropriately.
– Avoid logging sensitive data.
– Clean up debug logs before production deployment.
3. Monitoring and Troubleshooting:
– Access and review logs in NetSuite.
– Use the Script Execution Log for insights.
– Set up notifications for critical logs.
Effective logging in SuiteScript 2.0 helps maintain smooth script performance and simplifies troubleshooting. Following best practices ensures that logs remain useful and secure in both development and production environments.