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  • @"Mikko De La Fuente-Oracle", thank you for your reply. The links you provided were very informative, but not quite what I was looking for. I am hoping for a list which maps the value of the record_type_id to a human readable description. So something like... record_type_iddescription163Customer275Employee......
  • I'm having trouble uploading the screenshot, but here is the contents of a command line session: C:NetSuiteDev>type .sdf url=system.na2.netsuite.com account=TSTDRV********** email=**********@******************** role=1059 C:NetSuiteDev>sdfcli project SuiteCloud Development Framework CLI…
  • You might check out the Command Line Interface (CLI) for this. This should allow you to use the existing folder structure with a few additional files added to the root folder and an .attributes folder any where you have scripts stored. See the Help Center's Command Line Interface Guide article for more details. Note that…