if true, it kind of forces you to give Admin level access to any 3rd party working on an integration if they need to review the logs

i asked the person to confirm they cannot access

I would be surprised if having the admin role but being logged into another role would allow you to view those logs. That seems really sketchy if that's the case

yeah, agreed

i suppose it would be tough for anyone in here to confirm, most users in here likely have admin access anyway! oh well, thanks for at least vindicating my surprise

SUITETALK SAVEDSEARCH QUESTION: we are using Dell Boomi to call a saved search via web services. One of the result columns in my saved search is a drop down list. The problem when we get the matches is that for this column, the internal ID of the drop down is returned, not the text. So for example our column has a value of '2196' but the internal id for that value on the drop down is '56', so we get 56 return in our xml. Is there a way to get suitetalk to return the display value 2196 instead?

@NSObsessed, I have this same issue with the Jitterbit connector

I think it is a limitation when using web services, in Jitterbit I have to create a dictionary of the ids with their proper text values since they won't come through the search

@NSObsessed There are several ways to get around this. In Boomi, you can edit the profile to show the name instead of the internal id. You can also edit the saved search to use a formula field on that column instead

@zach_calh I tried the saved search formula and it wont work. I checked with NetSuite and this is an enhancement request- formula fields will not be returned in suitetalk xml. For the Dell Boomi idea, do you have a screenshot that you can send me to show me where we can tweak this?

@NSObsessed it's horribly inefficient but you can use a GET to return additional information about the internal ID (internal ID would be the parameter, referenced by a profile element). I would also be interested in how you edit the profile as it seems pretty fixed (docs say expanding the elements in the profile should work, but it doesn't seem to for me - I'm not sure if that is due to the latest netsuite connector being buggy though - I know boomi have scheduled a rollback of it)

is there an alternative resource for the sample applications

all the links are broken on netsuite website

why does the "Default Web Services Integrations" not have an Application ID, and how can i use that integration?

Hello everyone. I am working on a report using a saved search that shows back ordered items on Work Orders. I use an 'itemJoin' so each item is repeated 36 times (probably the number of locations we have) in the response. How can I add a filter to my saved search that is based on a detail on the itemJoin. i.e. the location column

Hi All, does anymore ever encountered this error while using email capture plug in?

the email never get to the Email Capture script due to that error.

was service property CookieContainer removed in 2018 wsdl?

@channel how to set a required field to a default value in stuitetalk api?

Has anyone experienced issues when trying to set a field that has a display type of Inline/Disable/Hidden?

@Norberto Soriano You can't not set values

normally

to

Inline

or

Disable

fields, but you should be able to set values to hidden fields without any problem...

Coming over from the suitescript channel - does anyone know why I'm consistently getting 502 errors from the NetSuite servers?

Hi all. Please excuse my ignorance in this area, but I have an ETL team that is trying to optimize webservices integrations. Currently, they are pulling our entire vendor database each day, which is not ideal. I have made a filtered down saved search that would be far more efficient for the process, however, I am not sure how they can target this search via it's internalID. Below is our current code:

StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(); buffer.append("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>"); buffer.append("<platformMsgs:search xmlns:soapenc=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/\" xmlns:xsi=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\" xmlns:xs=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\" xmlns:platformCore=\"urn:core_2012_2.platform.webservices.netsuite.com\" xmlns:s0=\"urn:relationships_2012_2.lists.webservices.netsuite.com\" xmlns:platformMsgs=\"urn:messages_2012_2.platform.webservices.netsuite.com\" xmlns:platformCommon=\"urn:common_2012_2.platform.webservices.netsuite.com\" xmlns:s1=\"urn:common_2012_2.platform.webservices.netsuite.com\">"); buffer.append("<platformMsgs:searchRecord xsi:type=\"s0:VendorSearch\">"); buffer.append("<s0:basic>"); buffer.append("</s0:basic>"); buffer.append(" </platformMsgs:searchRecord >"); buffer.append("</platformMsgs:search>"); service.write(buffer.toString().getBytes(),"default");

Any insight would be greatly appreciated

@jduplooy Do you have the SuiteTalk API documentation? There's an entire section on referencing saved searches by their ID. Happy to copy/paste here if you need.

p275 in the document

OK great! Thanks!

Here's the link to the docs if you need it: https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/netsuitecs_gs/NSTWP/NSTWP.pdf

@Nate I Thanks Nate. This is exactly what I needed