Tag: Script debugger

Debugging a RESTlet

You can use the NetSuite Debugger to debug RESTlet code in the same manner that you debug other types of SuiteScript code. If you have installed and set up the SuiteCloud IDE, a debug client is available for your use. The RESTlet/Suitelet Debug Client enables you to debug deployed RESTlet and Suitelet SuiteScripts with the… Continue reading Debugging a RESTlet

Create a Customer record using SuiteScript 2.0

A new Customer Record needs to be created individually in NetSuite. A fast and easy way to do so is using the NetSuite Suite Script Debugger. It makes easier to troubleshoot and adapt later Suite Script developments on the account. Navigate to Customization > Scripting > Script Debugger Select SuiteScript 2.0 as the API Version Note: Make sure that the mandatory fields… Continue reading Create a Customer record using SuiteScript 2.0

Script Debugger Metering and Permissions

The Script Debugger in NetSuite enforces specific metering and permission restrictions across all SuiteScript versions (1.0, 2.0, and 2.1) to ensure efficient debugging and system integrity. Here are the key points to understand: Debugging Restrictions: Single Script Debugging: Users are limited to debugging only one script at a time. Attempts to debug multiple scripts concurrently,… Continue reading Script Debugger Metering and Permissions

Governance on Script Logging

NetSuite governs the amount of script execution logging that can be done. The governance model is as follows: Within a 60–minute time period, an account is allowed to make up to 100,000 N/log module method calls across all of their scripts. Script owners are notified if NetSuite detects that a script is logging excessively and… Continue reading Governance on Script Logging

SuiteScript 2.0 Client Script Debugging

Scenario: I recently ran into a problem where I created a Suitelet that downloaded HTML to include in the page. Next, I wanted to add JavaScript. However, when I went to debug the JavaScript in Chrome it threw an error, but the “Sources” tab in Chrome Dev Tools was blank. I saw the red X,… Continue reading SuiteScript 2.0 Client Script Debugging

How to resolve error: “syntax error (adhoc$-1$debugger.user#19)” while debugging script in NetSuite

The error message you provided appears to be incomplete and lacks context. However, a “syntax error” typically refers to a mistake in the structure of the code that violates the programming language’s syntax rules. Double-check your code for typos or misspelled keywords. Make sure that all opening brackets, parentheses, and quotes have corresponding closing ones.… Continue reading How to resolve error: “syntax error (adhoc$-1$debugger.user#19)” while debugging script in NetSuite