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Searching Saved Searches in SuiteScript
So we are now able to build a search for Saved Searches in the UI, but can we do the same in SuiteScript? My goal is to get a list of all the saved customer searches by doing something like this:
var columns, filters, results; columns = []; columns.push(new nlobjSearchColumn('title')); filters = []; filters.push(new nlobjSearchFilter('recordtype', null, 'anyof', 'customer')); results = nlapiSearchRecord('savedsearch', null, filters, columns); That's how I imagine the code would look, but when I try that I get the SSS_INVALID_RECORD_TYPE error.
Has anyone gotten this to work? Or know if it's possible/impossible?
Thanks!
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