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Get RecordRef for an item regardless its Type. Best practice?
Hi,
I'm transmitting sales order to NetSuite from a propietary Website. This was working ok for InventoryItems and AssemblyItems until a new item type -Kit/Package- was added to the NetSuite configuration.
This is the c# method I'm using and it is oblivious it only handles InventoryItems and BOM. If I'd like to return the RecordRef for an item involved in the order -and handle all possible types- the only way I can imagine so far is to increase the try/catch cascade to include all item types being handled by NetSuite; however I think this is a very dirty solution. Is there any other workaround?
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