If your flow is intermittently creating duplicate sales orders with the same ID value, this is most likely caused by multiple calls processing the record simultaneously. To resolve the issue, change your concurrency settings. What is concurrency? When submitting records to an application, inconsistencies can result if you’re using a concurrency level greater than one… Continue reading Duplicate sales orders
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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.
Error: SSS_REQUEST_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
This is the full checklist to diagnose and address these errors due to the NetSuite Governance. Here are the most common steps to diagnose and fix this type of error: Contact NetSuite to determine how many concurrent requests are allowed for your NetSuite account. From the Home page, navigate to Resources → Connections. Open every individual NetSuite… Continue reading Error: SSS_REQUEST_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
Integration Concurrency limit and SuiteCloud Processors from the ‘NetSuite Service Tiers’ and how this will affect the WebService and Scheduled Scripts
The following questions are related to Integration Concurrency limit and SuiteCloud Processorsfrom the ‘NetSuite Service Tiers’We understand that the default number of SuiteCloud Processors available is 2 if we have notpurchased any SuiteCloud Plus licenses.Likewise, for the Standard service tier, the minimum Integration Concurrency is 5.Is there a direct correlation between SuiteCloud Processors and Integration… Continue reading Integration Concurrency limit and SuiteCloud Processors from the ‘NetSuite Service Tiers’ and how this will affect the WebService and Scheduled Scripts