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Merging Saved Search and SuiteQL Queries
It is possible to execute a SuiteQL query that will run exclusively for the results of a saved search. We can run a saved search and can write queries only to be executed for the data or results of the saved search result. Example: let internalIds = []; inventoryitemSearchObj.run().each(function (result) { internalIds.push(result.id); return true; });… Continue reading Merging Saved Search and SuiteQL Queries
REST Query to fetch the transactions created in the last n hours
POST https://{ACCOUNT_ID}.suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/query/v1/suiteql?limit=100&offset=0 { “q” : “SELECT BUILTIN_RESULT.TYPE_STRING(TRANSACTION.id) AS internalid FROM TRANSACTION, transactionLine WHERE TRANSACTION.ID = transactionLine.TRANSACTION AND ((transactionLine.subsidiary IN (‘x’) AND TRANSACTION.TYPE IN (‘<transactiontype> ex:PurchOrd‘) AND TRANSACTION.createddate > BUILTIN.RELATIVE_RANGES(‘hago<n>’, ‘END’, ‘DATETIME_AS_DATE’) AND transactionLine.mainline = ‘T’)) ORDER BY TRANSACTION.id DESC” }
Function to get data based on record type and field id using SuiteQL
Input Parameters: The function expects a single parameter named record, which is an object containing two attributes: type and field. type: Specifies the type of NetSuite record from which data needs to be retrieved (e.g., “customer”, “vendor”, “transaction”, etc.). field: Specifies the field ID within the specified record type. This field will be used as… Continue reading Function to get data based on record type and field id using SuiteQL
How to use the suiteql to fetch the data from NetSuite records using postman
The following curl can be used for fetching the data from NetSuite records using Suiteql. curl –location ‘https://{ACCOUNT_ID}.suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/query/v1/suiteql?limit=1000&offset=0’ –header ‘Content-Type: application/json’ –header ‘Accept: application/json’ –header ‘prefer: transient’ –header ‘Authorization: OAuth realm=”[AccountID]”,oauth_consumer_key=”[CONSUMER_KEY]”,oauth_token=”[ACCESS_TOKEN]”,oauth_signature_method=”HMAC-SHA256″,oauth_timestamp=”1711082395″,oauth_nonce=”lE426dBrpwV”,oauth_version=”1.0″,oauth_signature=”[OAUTH_SIGNATURE]”‘ –data ‘{ “q”: “SELECT transaction.id AS upstreamId, customer.companyName, customer.entitytitle, customer.entityid, transaction.number, ”’D/M/YYYY”’ AS dateFormat, transaction.tranDate AS invoiceDate, transaction.dueDate AS paymentDueDate, transaction.total AS invoiceValue, transaction.total… Continue reading How to use the suiteql to fetch the data from NetSuite records using postman
LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
In SQL, the LEFT JOIN operation is a powerful tool for combining data from multiple tables. Let’s explore a SQL query that utilizes LEFT JOIN and dissect its components to understand its functionality better. SELECT workEffort.id as ID, workEffort.name as Name, statusId.id as Status_Record_Id, statusId.custrecord_grw007_wrkeffstat_type as Status_ID, statusName.name as Status_Name, priorityId.id as Priority_Record_Id, priorityId.custrecord_grw007_wrkeffprio_priotype as… Continue reading LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
Understanding LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
When querying databases, particularly in SQL (Structured Query Language), joining tables is a common operation to retrieve data from multiple sources. One of the most frequently used types of joins is the LEFT JOIN. Let’s delve into what LEFT JOIN does and how it can be beneficial in fetching the desired data. What is LEFT… Continue reading Understanding LEFT JOIN in SQL Queries
List of data using SuiteQl
Use “N/query” Module /** * Retrieves a list of records based on the provided record ID. * It constructs and executes a SuiteQL query to fetch records from the specified record type. * @param {string} recordId – The ID of the record type from which records are to be fetched. * @returns {Object[]} – An… Continue reading List of data using SuiteQl
conditions in suiteql query (case when)
SELECT DISTINCT NTLL.foreignamount as lineinvoicepaidamount, NT.foreignpaymentamountunused as amountunapplied, NT.ID AS upstreamid, NT.TranDate, NT.Type, NT.otherrefnum AS checkNumber, transaction.id AS lineTransactionId, transaction.tranid AS invoicenumber, NT.tranid AS paymentReferenceNumber, BUILTIN.DF(NT.paymentmethod.name) AS paymentMethod, ‘dd/MM/yyyy’ AS dateFormat, customer.entitytitle AS businessPartnerId, customer.companyname AS companyId, BUILTIN.DF(NT.currency) AS currency, CASE WHEN (NT.Type = ‘CustPymt’) THEN (NT.foreigntotal) ELSE ABS(NT.foreigntotal) END AS receiptamount, NT.exchangerate, NT.trandate AS… Continue reading conditions in suiteql query (case when)