When working with NetSuite User Event scripts in the beforeLoad context, one common challenge is that certain data may not yet be fully loaded into the record. This limitation makes it impossible to directly set some field values at this stage. However, leveraging a field that does not store its value—commonly referred to as a… Continue reading Using a Non-Stored Field to Set a Field in a User Event BeforeLoad Context in NetSuite
Author: Christo Johns
Identify the Script Triggering the User Event Script
In NetSuite SuiteScript, the runtime.executioncontext module is a powerful tool that provides developers with vital information about the current execution environment of a script. Understanding how to leverage this module effectively can help optimize your scripts, ensure they perform as expected, and provide better insights into their operational context. This article delves into what runtime.executioncontext… Continue reading Identify the Script Triggering the User Event Script
Optimizing Saved Searches in NetSuite: Efficiently Filtering Results for Multiple Lines
In NetSuite, saved searches are a powerful tool for retrieving data, but calling a saved search for each line item in a transaction can lead to performance bottlenecks and longer processing times. Instead, you can optimize your approach by calling a single saved search once and then applying the necessary filters programmatically. This article outlines… Continue reading Optimizing Saved Searches in NetSuite: Efficiently Filtering Results for Multiple Lines
Check the current status of a script.
The task.checkStatus method retrieves the status of a script based on its task ID. A Scheduled or Map/Reduce script typically has the following possible statuses: PENDING: Scheduled to run but not yet started. PROCESSING: Actively running. QUEUED: Waiting in queue due to load or resource allocation. const taskStatus = task.checkStatus({ taskId: taskid }); // Check… Continue reading Check the current status of a script.
Avoid Concurrency issue by deploying multiple instances of a script.
What Are Concurrency Issues in NetSuite? In NetSuite, concurrency issues occur when more than one script, user, or process tries to access and modify the same record simultaneously. This is especially common when working with Scheduled or Map/Reduce scripts that are set to handle a high volume of records. Concurrency errors interrupt the workflow, causing… Continue reading Avoid Concurrency issue by deploying multiple instances of a script.
Handling multiple data in boomi flow using cache shape.
A cache can be used when dealing with multiple branches of documents. Keys can be mapped out which could be used to called up the data using document cache lookup.
Boomi flow to restrict the execution after first document.
By utilizing a flow control shape to process each document individually, along with an end and return shape, we can halt the execution after handling the first document.
Void a transaction using SuiteScript
Void a payment using N/transaction In NetSuite, the N/transaction module allows you to programmatically void transactions, such as payments or invoices. Using the void function, you can efficiently reverse the impact of a transaction. This is useful for handling corrections or cancellations directly within scripts. transaction.void({ type: transaction.Type.VENDOR_PAYMENT, // Make sure the preference ‘Void Transactions… Continue reading Void a transaction using SuiteScript
Sample Script to Confirm or Decline In-Transit Vendor Payment(Bill Payment)
Confirm In-Transit payment require([‘N/action’], function(action) action.execute({ recordType: ‘vendorpayment’, id: ‘confirm’, params: { recordId: 101, //exchangerate: ‘1.0’, //trandate: ‘5/10/2018’, //postingperiod: ‘243’, //clearpayment: ‘T’ } }); Decline In-Transit payment require([‘N/action’], function(action) action.execute({ recordType: ‘vendorpayment’, id: ‘decline’, params: { recordId: 101, //exchangerate: ‘1.0’, //trandate: ‘5/10/2018’, //postingperiod: ‘243’, //clearpayment: ‘T’ } });
Sample script to include a warning message in a user event script.
To add a warning message to a user event script, you can use the N/ui/message module in SuiteScript which provides a way to create different types of messages (e.g., warning, confirmation, error) and display them on the form. Below is an example code snippet showing how to create a warning message within a user event… Continue reading Sample script to include a warning message in a user event script.