This is working for me. I needed it on Item records. Type type = item.GetType(); PropertyInfo pi = type.GetProperty("externalId"); string externalId = pi.GetValue(item).ToString(); pi = type.GetProperty("itemId"); string itemId = pi.GetValue(item).ToString();

Here is an example where I search for multiple Item records. This code is working. ItemSearch itemSearch = new ItemSearch() { basic = new ItemSearchBasic() { itemId = new SearchStringField() { @operator = SearchStringFieldOperator.notEmpty , operatorSpecified = true } , internalId = new SearchMultiSelectField() { @operator…

Set the corresponding "Specified" variable to false on all the required fields. That's the easiest way to avoid the "protection" errors. Here is an example where I'm updating an item record. Several fields cannot be updated. So I "turn them off". InventoryItem item = readResponse.record as InventoryItem; string save_itemId…

Here are some examples I've uploaded to Stack Overflow. Maybe this will help.

Answer: Sorry! Not possible. Reference: See "SuiteBuilder (Customization) Guide, page 187 under "Advanced Templates for Printing Saved Search Results"

This post is several months old and I notice nobody responded. If you still are open to input... I don't understand your verbiage "NS adapter". Perhaps you are asking how to write your own NetSuite web service? If so, you're asking about RESTlets. If you head down that path, you're writing server side code that accepts GET…

Fmeilan, thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it. But I'm looking for a way to share code between SCA and NetSuite, not port code between the two systems. I realize there are lots of avenues for this. My first take was shared libraries. Since submitting this question, I've been looking into server-side calls to Suitelets…

I realize now that I'm moving from the original topic of "Shared libraries" to "Sharing code." I am looking at calling a Suitelet from another Suitelet, with the hope that I can call a Suitelet on the NetSuite side from a Service on the SCA side. Unfortunately, I noticed this in SuiteAnswers #10246. Additionally,…

Here's some additional feedback. It is hard to convey tone in written text. I'm very understanding of why NetSuite struggles with issues like this. I give them an A for effort. The reps I've worked with are extremely nice and try very hard to help me. I'm hopeful with honest feedback, they will be able to improve the…

This thread has gotten a bit out of control. It includes case details and correspondence between NetSuite and me. Let me summarize because I believe there is some really good information in this thread. 1. I was using NetSuite self-service support and was frustrated. 2. Mdeal001 told me that he/she was not experiencing the…

To NetSuite... I am not posting this to be a jerk. Please accept my apologies if this read like that. I'm trying to point out that your processes are driving customers like me to break the rules and call instead of submitting non-critical questions via email. Here is how it played out when I ask a question via email. It's…

Thank you for the feedback. I am happy to give further details, although I was trying to avoid giving too many. I hope this doesn't seem like ranting, instead of offering up constructive criticism. My background: I'm a developer with 35 years of experience, 3 CRM implementations, ran a consulting company for almost 15…

And now I'll close the loop on this thread. Twenty. That is the final answer. I asked the question, "How do I...?" And the answer came back that it is not possible at this time. Again, to NetSuite's credit, they researched my issue. When they found that their software would not do what I wanted it to do. They submitted a…

Thank you, Hazel, for asking your staff to follow up. I got a chuckle out of this. I received a followup email from Luigi Galvez, one of your team leads. He let me know more about the effort NetSuite put into diagnosing my DNS cache issue. I replied to his email, thanking him for his effort and reminding him that my point…

Hazel, Thank you for your response. I'm very impressed that someone at your level has engaged in this dialog. It's a privilege to talk with you. My name is Kevin McCracken. It might be hard to remain under the radar when talking to one of NetSuite's senior management team. Many Thanks! You offered a personal phone call to…

Thank you for your feedback. It is great to hear that you are getting excellent support, and I appreciate your suggestion. I probably should at least try the gold support. That won't fix others in my situation, but it would might help me. One more thought... I work for a distributor which also provides support to our…

I realize this post has been out there for some time. However, 7 years later, I'm just getting started with workflows and experiencing the same issues you posted back in 2012. The Confirm Action and Show Message Actions don't actually do anything. I've done my homework and I understand that these are client-side actions…

Thanks for the feedback. Just knowing somebody vouches for this is very helpful. I have not tried it on a Before Field Edit trigger. I don't anticipate using either action in any foreseeable scenario where I modify a field. However, you make a very good point. Perhaps I'm using these two actions in a unique way. That's the…

Thanks for the quick response. Much appreciated! The User Guide says that the only place Confirm can be used is when triggered in a "Before Field Edit" and "Before User Submit" state. I was triggering on "Before User Submit." When I'd save my sales order, the state would show it executed. I even added a workflow field and…