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SuiteScript : How to update prices/pricelevels through script
It is a scheduled script that uses a saved search to write values to an item record.
Never written to a sublist before - and it is not happening for me! Help would be much appreciated:
This is the script, first writing values to the item record itself (which works) and then writing to the price sublist (which does not work):
for (var r = 0; r < itemResults.length; r++) {
// records the current price in a field
nlapiSubmitField('inventoryitem', itemResults[r].getValue(columns[0]), 'originalprice', itemResults[r].getValue(columns[2]));
// straight from NS userguide - apparently enables a sublist to be written
nlapiSetFieldValue('itemid', itemResults[r].getValue(columns[0]));
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