Author: Swathi Krishna K S

Deleting Custom Transaction Types

You can delete individual custom transaction types, or you can delete custom transaction types that were installed as part of a bundle. Deleting Individual Custom Transaction Types If required, you can delete custom transaction types. However, note that you cannot delete a custom transaction type in any of the following situations: If instances of the… Continue reading Deleting Custom Transaction Types

Custom Transaction Types Support Key NetSuite Features

Custom Transaction Types Support Key NetSuite Features When you use custom transaction types, you can leverage many of the same features that are available with standard NetSuite transaction types. For example: Each custom transaction type can have its own numbering, permissions, and workflows. Custom transaction types can include custom transaction fields that you define. You… Continue reading Custom Transaction Types Support Key NetSuite Features

Benefits of Custom Transaction Types

The Custom Transactions feature has the following benefits: You can name your custom transaction types in a way that reflects your business logic.  Like standard transactions, each custom transaction type can have its own numbering scheme, permissions, and workflow logic.  You can create custom transaction types in multiple styles.  Multiple Custom Transaction Styles Supported The… Continue reading Benefits of Custom Transaction Types

Custom Transaction

You can use the custom transaction record to interact with instances of existing custom transaction types. For example, suppose you had a custom transaction type named Non-Operational Income Entry. In this case, you could use SuiteScript to create and modify non-operational income entries. The internal ID for a custom transaction record varies depending on the… Continue reading Custom Transaction

Handling Zero Amount Error in VRFQ Creation Using a Placeholder Value

In the VRFQ (Vendor Request for Quote) creation process, since the amount field is mandatory it throws an error when no item is selected or when the quantity or price of the selected item is 0. The error occurs because the standard ‘Amount’ field has a built-in validation that allows only values greater than zero… Continue reading Handling Zero Amount Error in VRFQ Creation Using a Placeholder Value

Retrieve Parameter from One Suitelet to Another Suitelet via SuiteScript 2.0

Using the redirect.toSuitelet function, users are allowed to pass certain parameters to the receiving suitelet. In order to retrieve the passed parameter the user must access the context.request.parameters object to get the list of available parameters On the originating suitelet, the parameter is passed via: redirect.toSuitelet({ scriptId: ’31’, deploymentId: ‘1’, parameters: { ‘custparam_test’:’helloWorld’ } });… Continue reading Retrieve Parameter from One Suitelet to Another Suitelet via SuiteScript 2.0

Inventory Number Record

An inventory number record uniquely identifies either an item in physical inventory with a serial number or a group of items with a lot number. This record is available when the Serialized Inventory or Lot Tracking feature is enabled.  Record ID The record ID for an inventory number REST record is inventorynumber. Limitations Review the… Continue reading Inventory Number Record

Changes to RESTlet script and New N/scriptTypes/restlet Module – NetSuite 2024.2 Release

Currently, any RESTlet script that returns HTML content is determined by the Content-Type header in the HTTP request. If the Content-Type header of the HTTP request has a value, the value gets passed to the HTTP response. If there is no Content-Type header defined in the HTTP request, the default value of the HTTP response… Continue reading Changes to RESTlet script and New N/scriptTypes/restlet Module – NetSuite 2024.2 Release

N/scriptTypes/restlet Module

Use the N/scriptTypes/restlet module to create custom HTTP responses for your RESTlet script. This module is available only to RESTlet script type. N/scriptTypes/restlet Module Members restlet.Response :- restlet.createResponse(options): – Parameters:- Errors:- Response Object Members The following members are called on the restlet.Response object. Response.content:- Response.contentType:- Syntax: /** * @NApiVersion 2.1 * @NScriptType RESTlet */ define([‘N/scriptTypes/restlet’,… Continue reading N/scriptTypes/restlet Module