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Top Tips for SuiteScript Reliability and Efficiency | Q & A
Here is the list of the questions sent out during the webinar and the answers that were provided.
Name some best practices to achieve scalable customizations.
It is better to check governance units when running your SuiteScript customizations. Also, make use of the retry mechanism along with try-catch blocks in your scripts to get more information about the errors you get.
For User Event scripts that touch multiple records, is it better to have a script per record type or a single script that handles logic based on record type?
It is generally best practice to have a separate User Event script for each record type so you can easily check each of the logs. You may also want to utilize a library to encapsulate any common logic, then import those libraries into each record type per script.
