Tag: Suitescript

Approve custom record using suitescrip

In NetSuite, the N/action module’s action.find function is used to locate a specific action (e.g., a custom button, workflow action, or standard action) on a record. This is particularly useful in Client Scripts or Suitelets when you need to dynamically check if an action exists or retrieve its details before performing operations, such as enabling/disabling… Continue reading Approve custom record using suitescrip

Calling Back end suitelet from User event

UserEvent: let recordId = scriptContext.newRecord.id; let billObj = toGetBillingScheduleDetails(recordId); let domain = url.resolveDomain({ hostType: url.HostType.APPLICATION }); var suiteletPath = url.resolveScript({ scriptId: ‘customscript_jj_sl_assignresourcetotask’, deploymentId: ‘customdeploy_jj_sl_assignresourcetotask’, returnExternalUrl: true }); let fullUrl = ‘https://’ + domain + suiteletPath; var response = https.post({ url: suiteletPath, headers: { ‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json’, ‘User-Agent’ : ‘Mozilla/5.0’ }, body: JSON.stringify({ billObj }) }); log.debug(‘Suitelet… Continue reading Calling Back end suitelet from User event

Restrict inserting a new sales team line using insert, when existing line has a specific employee

 function validateInsert(scriptContext) {       try {         let currentSublist = scriptContext.sublistId         if (currentSublist == ‘salesteam’) {           let rec = scriptContext.currentRecord;           let lineCount = rec.getLineCount({ sublistId: ‘salesteam’ });           for (let i = 0; i < lineCount; i++) {             let employeeId = rec.getSublistValue({               sublistId: ‘salesteam’,               fieldId: ’employee’,               line: i             });             if (employeeId && employeeId.toString() === TARGET_EMPLOYEE_ID && checkForParameter(role) &&… Continue reading Restrict inserting a new sales team line using insert, when existing line has a specific employee

Restrict roles from selecting values from a field by showing alert

function performTradePartnerOrderValidation(currentRec) {             try{         let newsalesOrderType = currentRec.getValue({           fieldId: ‘custbody52’         });         if(salesOrderType == SALES_ORDER_TYE_OBJECT.TRADE_PARTNER_ORDER && salesOrderType != newsalesOrderType && mode == ‘edit’ && !Object.values(TRADE_PARTNER_ORDER_LOCK).includes(role)) {           alert(“You cannot change the trade partner order. Please contact Administrator for details.”);           currentRec.setValue({             fieldId: ‘custbody52’,             value: salesOrderType           });           return false;         }         return true       }       catch(err) {         console.error(‘error@performTradePartnerOrderValidation’, err)       }… Continue reading Restrict roles from selecting values from a field by showing alert

The Advantages of Using Global Variables Over Static Values in SUIEScript

In the realm of scripting and programming, the choice between using global variables and static values can significantly impact the flexibility, maintainability, and scalability of your code. This is particularly true in SUIEScript, a scripting language designed for specific applications. Here are some compelling reasons to prefer global variables over static values: 1. Flexibility and… Continue reading The Advantages of Using Global Variables Over Static Values in SUIEScript

Avoiding the “SSS_SEARCH_FOR_EACH_LIMIT_EXCEEDED” Error in NetSuite SuiteScript

NetSuite developers frequently run into the SSS_SEARCH_FOR_EACH_LIMIT_EXCEEDED error when using forEachResult() to iterate large search result sets.  What Causes the Error? NetSuite SuiteScript has a limitation: you can’t return more than 4,000 records using .forEachResult(callback) or .each(callback). The error looks like this: SSS_SEARCH_FOR_EACH_LIMIT_EXCEEDED: No more than 4000 search results may be returned at one time… Continue reading Avoiding the “SSS_SEARCH_FOR_EACH_LIMIT_EXCEEDED” Error in NetSuite SuiteScript

Sample 2.0 Script that will set the Revenue Rec Start Date and Revenue Rec End Dates within Item Members based from the Item Group

Scenario User would like a script that sets the Revenue Start Date and Revenue End Date of the Item Members based on the Item Group Solution Sample Script var itemName; var itemType; var isGroup = “F”; //will serve as a flag      var revrecstartdate; var revrecenddate; var objRecord = scriptContext.newRecord; var itemCount = objRecord.getLineCount({‌ sublistId: “item”… Continue reading Sample 2.0 Script that will set the Revenue Rec Start Date and Revenue Rec End Dates within Item Members based from the Item Group

Handling Errors in SuiteScript: A Closer Look at context.write

In the world of SuiteScript, efficient error handling is crucial for maintaining robust and reliable applications. One of the key methods used for this purpose is context.write. This method allows developers to capture and log error details, ensuring that issues are promptly identified and addressed. Understanding context.write The context.write method is used to write data to the script execution… Continue reading Handling Errors in SuiteScript: A Closer Look at context.write

Unexpected Errors Due to Invalid Time Format in NetSuite Timesheets

Overview When creating timesheets using SuiteScript, an issue has been observed where the hours are formatted as HH:MM, but NetSuite interprets these values incorrectly. This results in unexpected errors, particularly when handling cases where the minutes exceed 59. Understanding the Issue NetSuite expects time values in decimal format (e.g., 1.5 for 1 hour 30 minutes).… Continue reading Unexpected Errors Due to Invalid Time Format in NetSuite Timesheets