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TimeBill.lastModifiedDate frequency
Hello, I have a process that performs a TimeBill search and uses the lastModified field of the SearchDateField type as the search criteria. The search works. Meaning, if someone adds or modifies their time in Netsuite in between two searches, it retrieves those records as expected. But my process checks every 5 minutes and I am noticing in that time span there can be several thousand time bill records that are being returned as modified (and their lastModifiedDate fields are indeed modified since last check). We only have a couple hundred employees and so it seems highly implausible that there could be, for example, 15,000 time records added or updated within five minutes during peak business hours. I
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