Error handling is a crucial aspect of writing robust JavaScript code. The try-catch-finally statement provides a structured way to handle runtime errors, ensuring that your application remains stable. Syntax of try-catch-finally: try { // Code that may throw an error } catch (error) { // Code to handle the error }… Continue reading Understanding try-catch-finally in JavaScript
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Saved search for finding file from a folder based on the Return Authorization number using Suitescript 2.x
By using this solution, we can get the file which is stored in file cabinet on the specific folder with the file name of a Return Authorization number or related to any RA details using Suitescript 2.0 Suitescript: // salesOrderResult is an array of return authorization ids try { var returnAuthorizations… Continue reading Saved search for finding file from a folder based on the Return Authorization number using Suitescript 2.x
How to troubleshoot the error Module not found while using suitescript 2 file
You may see this error if you are using the require Function. The require Function has no global context. Consequently, relative paths do not work for the require Function unless you import require() as a dependency of define(). If you receive the Module does not exist error, try replacing relative paths with absolute paths. For… Continue reading How to troubleshoot the error Module not found while using suitescript 2 file
How to resolve SuiteScript Error SSS_INVALID_SRCH_OPERATOR
Scenario If an nlobjSearchFilter contains an invalid operator, or is not in proper syntax: {1}, an error is thrown: SSS_INVALID_SRCH_OPERATOR Solution The error may be thrown by any of the following scenarios: The filter name is not officially supported, i.e., the filter is not officially documented in the SuiteScript Records Browser under the record type… Continue reading How to resolve SuiteScript Error SSS_INVALID_SRCH_OPERATOR