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NetSuite 2025.2 Release Notes - This document summarizes the changes to NetSuite between 2025.2 and the previous release.
To help you get the most out of your 2025.2 Release Preview account, review the topics outlined in the 2025.2 Release Preview Guide.
SuiteWorld October 6 - 9, 2025: Agenda Builder is live!
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• Agenda Builder launch
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• New NetSuite Prompt Studio Contest
• And more!
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Read on for the latest updates including:
• Agenda Builder launch
• SuiteWorld On Air registration
• New NetSuite Prompt Studio Contest
• And more!
Check out this thread to learn more!
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NSC | Find Related Records in SuiteAnalytics Connect and SuiteQL
One common question among our customers is “How do we find the related transaction in ODBC/JDBC/SuiteQL?”. In this article, you can learn more about ODBC connectivity in NetSuite as we delve into querying 'Related Records' using the NetSuite2.com Data-source.
There are two tables in the NetSuite2.com schema that you can use: previoustransactionlink and nexttransactionlink. As of now, these two contain nearly – if not totally – identical data. They contain three fields:
- previousdoc – this is the transaction id of the origin document. In the UI, these are the transactions that you can find in the “Created From” field.
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