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Receive display/text instead of internalId from SOAP saved search call (price level)
Greetings,
I have a customer saved search that we call via SuiteTalk that is used by an external application. One of the fields returned is Price Level ("<platformCommon:priceLevel><platformCore:searchValue internalId="3"/></platformCommon:priceLevel>").
Is there a way to have the saved search xml return data give the text/display value of priceLevel instead of the internalId value?
Context is the application consuming this data would be more efficient if NetSuite could return the text description instead of an internalId (that it would have to map/convert).
I'm wondering if there is a way to modify my saved search, or if there's a SOAP call configuration setting, or any other way to accomplish this. Preferably that doesn't require SuiteScript but I'm open to all options.