Hey Ivan, We're using the following tables: Contacts Customers Employees Message Sales_Reps Support_Incidents Support_Reps Territory

I've been using it with some of the .Net applications that I've written. What kind of problems are you seeing?

Thanks for the replies guys. So far here's what I've found out: 1) The ODBC connector works correctly if I use the newest version of OpenSSL 0.98e. 2) After I install Business Objects, which seems to use a different version of OpenSSL, the ODBC connector breaks. 3) If I reinstall the 0.98e version of OpenSSL, the NS ODBC…

We're using positive pay currently with Netsuite. We run the process nightly and it's broken into two stages: 1) Web Service or ODBC query to find all of the checks that have been written. We write this into the format specified by Wells Fargo. 2) We use SSH to upload the file to the Wells Fargo host who then processes it.…

Thanks for your suggestion. To anyone else who is wondering, this is now being fixed by Netsuite.

There are two ways that we tend to do this: 1) We make the confirmation pages small enough to fit inside of the iFrame (this page will usually be something like 'Thank you for Submitting.') 2. We use the initial thank you page to redirect to another page which breaks out of the iFrame using a "target = _parent" or "target…

Whoops, I meant to say that this was in an afterSubmit... Thanks for the suggestion James, I'll give it a shot.

Nevermind, I did some more digging and got it!

That's strange. I'm using VS 2005 Express (C#) and I haven't had any problems.

What version of Visual Studio are you running? I haven't experienced your problem before. What version of the wsdl are you linking to?

Here's something that might help get you started... You need to make a SalesOrderItemList and an array of the SalesOrderItems that you want to update in the record. Custom field updates work in a similar manner. SalesOrderItemList tList = new SalesOrderItemList(); SalesOrderItem tSOItemArray[] = new SalesOrderItem[1];…

The "set..." methods seem to be used in Java. I'm no expert though, since I do most of my web services in C#.