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Can a scheduled script set a script parameter value?
Hi,
I have a scheduled script that does a lot of updates, so I stop the loop when it gets to a certain number of updates & then call the scheduled script again. The script is doing something that NS currently doesn't have search capabilities for, so I'm not running a search in the code. Instead I am looping through all records from 1 to about 6000 so that I can update the ones that need to be updates.
I need a way for each run of the script to know which number to start on. My idea was to create a script parameter & have the script set it just before calling itself again. That way the next run of the script can pull the parameter & start at that number instead of at 1. Unfortunately nlapiGetContext().setSetting() doesn't take 'SCRIPT' as a parameter, only 'SESSION'. The getSetting method takes both (and others). I tried setting & getting 'SESSION', but the second script never sees a value in that.