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Transition from NS.com to NS2.com DB, Has anyone in the community started addressing these issues?
As we approach the end-of-life (EOL) for the NetSuite.com database (Q1-2026), and with support ceasing by Q1-2025, it's imperative for businesses to prepare for the migration to the new NetSuite2.com DB. The new database structure presents several changes and improvements that necessitate careful planning and execution.
Firstly, there are significant changes in the table structures and field names. For example, the "Transactions" table is now simply "Transaction," and field names such as "Transaction_id" have been shortened to "id." Additionally, field values have been modified; for instance, "Sales Order" is now abbreviated to "SalesOrd," and boolean values have been standardized from "N/Y" to "False/True."
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