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Mass Update After Transaction Submit
So here's my scenario... After submit of a sales order, I need to update lots of Inventory or Assembly Items based on the values entered into that sales order. There is a potential for over 100 items to be updated. Is there a good way to do a mass update of all these records? I know there is an nlapiSubmitField call I could use except that uses up 10 usage points so I would only be able to update 100 Items. I could use nlapiSubmitRecord except that would use 30 usage points (10 to load and 20 to submit). I
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