Adding a Button in a Record using userEvent and Client Scripts

Form.addButton(options) Method Description: Adds a button to a form. Returns: serverWidget.Button object Supported Script Types: SuiteScript 2.x Suitelet Script Type and SuiteScript 2.x User Event Script Type (beforeLoad(context)) Governance: None Module: N/ui/serverWidget Module Since: 2015.2 We will execute the form.addButton() in the userEvent script as it is only supported in the SuiteScript 2.x Suitelet Script Type and SuiteScript 2.x User Event… Continue reading Adding a Button in a Record using userEvent and Client Scripts

Enabling the SOAP Web Services Feature

The SOAP web services feature must be enabled prior to submitting SOAP web services requests. To enable the SOAP web services feature: As administrator, click Setup > Company > Enable Features. Click the SuiteCloud subtab. Check the SOAP Web Services box. Click Save. Note that after you have enabled SOAP web services in your NetSuite account, you should set your SOAP… Continue reading Enabling the SOAP Web Services Feature

The NULLIF, NVL & NVL2 SQL Functions in Saved Search.

NULLIF: Syntax: NULLIF(expr1, expr2) Description: Compares expr1 and expr2. If they are equal, then the function returns null. If they are not equal, then the function returns expr1. Example: NULLIF({price}, 0) NVL: Syntax: NVL(expr1, expr2) Description: Lets you replace null with the second parameter. Example: NVL({quantity},’0′) NVL2: Syntax: NVL2(expr1, expr2, expr3) Description: If expr1 is… Continue reading The NULLIF, NVL & NVL2 SQL Functions in Saved Search.

Deferred Expense & Deferred Revenue Account Register.

Deferred Expense Account Register: A deferred expense register lists expenses that have been capitalized on a balance sheet and are to be expensed to the income statement later, in accordance with the nature of the expense. For example, a prepaid expense account is an example of a deferred expense account. Expenses are typically deferred and… Continue reading Deferred Expense & Deferred Revenue Account Register.

N/auth Module

Use the N/auth module to change your NetSuite login credentials. N/auth Module Members: Member Type Name Return Type / Value Type Supported Script Types Description Method auth.changeEmail(options) void Server scripts Changes the current user’s NetSuite email address (username). Method auth.changePassword(options) void Server scripts Changes the current user’s NetSuite password. auth.changeEmail(options): Method Description Changes the current… Continue reading N/auth Module

record.transform(options)

Transforms a record from one type into another, using data from an existing record. You can use this method to automate order processing, creating item fulfillment transactions and invoices off of orders. Returns record.Record Supported Script Types Client and server scripts Governance Transaction records: 10 unitsCustom records: 2 unitsAll other record types: 5 units Module… Continue reading record.transform(options)

Supported Transformation Types in record.transform(options)

Original Record Name Original Record Type Transformed Record Name Transformed Record Type Assembly Build assemblybuild Assembly Unbuild assemblyunbuild Build/Assembly assemblyitem Assembly BuildNote: You cannot use SuiteScript to create an Assembly Build for an Outsourcing Work Order. assemblybuild Build/Assembly assemblyitem Work Order workorder Cash Sale cashsale Cash Refund cashrefund Cash Sale cashsale Custom Sales Transaction customsalestransaction Cash… Continue reading Supported Transformation Types in record.transform(options)

NetSuite Transaction Status Codes

When working with NetSuite, transaction Statuses are one of the trickiest parts. The following are the transaction status and the respective status codes that can be used for attaching it. Bill:Open  VendBill:A Bill:Paid In Full  VendBill:B Bill Payment:Voided  VendPymt:V Bill Payment:Online Bill Pay Pending Accounting Approval  VendPymt:Z Cash Sale:Unapproved Payment  CashSale:A Cash Sale:Not Deposited  CashSale:B… Continue reading NetSuite Transaction Status Codes

Concept of Isolates in Dart

Dart was traditionally designed to create single-page applications. And we also know that most computers, even mobile platforms, have multi-core CPUs. To take advantage of all those cores, developers traditionally use shared-memory threads running concurrently. However, shared-state concurrency is error-prone and can lead to complicated code. Instead of threads, all Dart code runs inside of… Continue reading Concept of Isolates in Dart

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