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Date_Last_Modified
Hi,
I've been integrating with NetSuite over an ODBC connection and have got much of the work done, but during my testing I was just trying to edit some prices and have it flow through the synchronisation process I've been writing.
I went into the NetSuite sandbox (Homepage says Release 2018.1), into an item > Sales / Pricing tab and changed a few of the values under the Price Levels.
I then queried the ITEM_PRICES changes and the ITEM_UNIT_PRICE reflected the change, but the DATE_LAST_MODIFIED showed a date 4 or 5 months ago!
Is the DATE_LAST_MODIFIED field completely unreliable or this a (known?) bug?
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