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SuiteTip: Master SQL Syntax Conventions in Saved Searches
Welcome back to SuiteTip, where we empower you to navigate NetSuite like a pro! In this edition, we'll explore the best practices and conventions for SQL syntax in NetSuite Saved Searches. Let's dive in!
Syntax Conventions
- Brackets [ ]: Items within brackets are optional. They indicate that you can include or exclude specific elements in your SQL query.
- For example: in the syntax ROUND(n [, integer ]), the [, integer ] clause is optional and the formula would work even without it.
- Curly Braces { }: Curly braces are used to enclose Field IDs. In NetSuite, each field has a unique ID, and enclosing them in {} ensures your query accurately references the desired field.
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