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For what it is worth for future users coming here: A list of roles and their internal IDs are available in the SuiteTalk documentation. Chapter 5: Roles and Permissions in Web Services - Internal IDs Associated with Roles.

I know I sometime sound like a broken record to those that are regulars on the forum. However, if you can crate a saved search to do what you want you can output the saved search as script using this plugin: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/netsuite-search-export/gglbgdfbkaelbjpjkiepdmfaihdokglp I, for one, have…

The size is the size of all your script's variable and stuff, and it has a 5MB limit. Thus to lessen the load, just set all unnecessary variable to null. Obviosuly, the biggest memory eater will be the storage of large arrays, like search results, and variable containing loaded NS objects. Correct me if I am wrong, but I…

I know this is literally years old, but I figured I would post here anyway for the next guy who comes along. I solved a similar issue I was having by having my suitelet create an adhoc saved search with the things I need, and then passing the id of that saved search as a parameter to the scheduled script to process. This…

For what it is worth, you can also associate records manually when using the "records" parameter: nlapiSendEmail(author, recipient, subject, body, cc, bcc, records, attachments, notifySenderOnBounce, internalOnly, replyTo); ex: From the SuiteScript Dev Doc: records {hashtable} [optional] - An associative array of internal…

For what it is worth: I am testing a similar script in the production debugger and I have had the experience that it does NOT attach records to a customer when executing through the debugger. It will create and send the email with the attachment, but it doesn't attach to the entity record. It ran fine when I 'save and…

The preferred statement is always used when you call nlapiPrintRecord(...). Currently there is no way to specify a particular statement form to use (presumably what you are referring to with formnumber). The only options you can configure are statement date (statementdate), start date (startdate), and open invoices only…

Just offering my two cents here (I'm currently searching for an answer to something simliar...). I believe that this doesn't work because of the fact that this is a delete event. According to the docs for nlapiGetFieldValue: Also be aware that this API is not supported during delete events. Calling nlapiGetFieldValue on a…

We filed case 867702 on this as well. We also found that this did not happen on a form that had no onInit client scripts. There appears to be an issue with the "synchronous" part of the scripts not working correctly and the client scripts "interfere" with the date calculation. Also we noted that the Due Date calculation…

For what it is worth: I came across this same issue and solved it by adding the permission under Permissions - Lists - Employee Search : Allowed. In the script I ended up using a filtered search to get the information I needed from the employee record rather than loading the employee record itself.

Same issue here... only happened in the last day or two.

Solved. There is an inherited p tag within the td elements which must get set. td p { text-align: left; } Confirmed... just added this to my code and it worked like a charm.

Was there ever a resolution for this?