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How to access address related fields in transactions via SuiteScript 2.0
Objective
Access address (billingaddress and shippingaddress) related fields in transactions via SuiteScript 2.0
Where can I use this?
If you're creating/updating transactions via SuiteScript 2.0 and you want to access certain address related fields, then this article will help you.
How?
In SuiteScript 2.0, you have to get the address subrecord first with Record.getSubrecord(options) if you're using the N/record module. Its equivalent method in N/currentRecord module is CurrentRecord.getSubrecord(options).
Once you have the subrecord, you can use Record.getValue(options) to get its fields or Record.setValue(options) to set its fields. With N/currentRecord module, you can use
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