Once you’ve accessed your sandbox environment and identified your testing
parameters, ensure that your testing environment mirrors your production
configuration to obtain useable results. Note that scripts scheduled in production
are disabled by default in sandbox accounts, but you can set them up and test
them. For details, see Scheduled Script Execution.
For all other features limited for testing in Sandbox, see this article.
Prior to executing the load test, ensure you notify NetSuite Customer Support
or your ACS team of your upcoming load test by submitting a support case.
Include the following information:
• Authorized contact who should be notified about any questions or problems.
• Account type and ID where testing is being performed.
• Date, time, and duration of testing.
• Features or functionality being tested.
• Type of testing being performed:
∘ New release testing
∘ Web services or RESTlets
∘ Web order processing
∘ Bulk processing (revenue recognition, billing, costing, subscription
billing, invoicing)
∘ CSV imports