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NSC | Resolving 'An Unexpected SuiteScript Error Has Occurred' When Saving a Record

edited Sep 2, 2024 3:12PM in SuiteCloud / Customization

Encountering unexpected errors while working can be frustrating, particularly when they occur during crucial operations like saving a record. One common issue users face is the message 'An Unexpected SuiteScript Error Has Occurred.'

The error message 'An Unexpected SuiteScript Error Has Occurred' indicates that something unexpected has happened within the SuiteScript code while executing a certain action, such as saving a record. This error can stem from various sources, including conflicts in deployed User Event Scripts. It is advisable to conduct testing utilizing your administrative role during script deployment to investigate this possibility.

To know more about deploying SuiteScript, check these New to NetSuite Articles.

Richard James Uri | SuiteCloud and WMS Tech

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