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Sales Campaigns not exposed to nlapiCopyRecord?
As far as I can tell, I'm not able to manipulate sales campaigns (which are distinct from standard marketing campaigns) using SuiteScript. If I do something like:
nlapiCopyRecord('campaign', internalid);
when the internalid of a standard campaign it works, but if the internalid is that of a sales campaign, I'm told the record does not exist.
Is this a bug? I see that the campaign record type has an 'issalescampaign' attribute, so I don't think sales campaigns are actually different record types, but I may be wrong.
-Darren
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