Hi @michoel now in the right channel 😉 May I bother you /someone else with another quick pointer. I'll process address and contacts directly in PUT/POST as you recommend, the question: 1. system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_1545295601.html shows a patch method with pure JS objects<< Would this work at all? Tried briefly with no results. 2. Process as usual (something on the lines of -this is a working script btw just for reference-) :

function setAddress(context, address) {

var CR = context.currentRecord;

var addSubRecord = CR.getCurrentSublistSubrecord({

sublistId: "addressbook",

fieldId: "addressbookaddress"

});

var currentAddressCount = CR.getLineCount({

sublistId: "addressbook"

});

var nl = null;

if (currentAddressCount === 0) {

CR.selectNewLine({

sublistId: "addressbook"

});

} else {

CR.selectLine({

sublistId: "addressbook",

line: 0

});

}

var subrecord = nlapiEditCurrentLineItemSubrecord(

"addressbook",

"addressbookaddress"

);

if (subrecord == null)

subrecord = nlapiCreateCurrentLineItemSubrecord(

"addressbook",

"addressbookaddress"

);

var code = countryCodes[address.country];

if (code) {

subrecord.setFieldValue("country", code);

}

subrecord.setFieldValue("city", address.city);

subrecord.setFieldValue("zip", address.zip);

subrecord.setFieldValue("state", address.state);

subrecord.setFieldValue("addressee", "");

subrecord.commit();

nlapiCommitLineItem("addressbook");

// **** 2

}

Sorry for the long post,

Sounds like you are talking about a restlet, so there is no patch support

Hi @battk Yes, perhaps I was just dreaming that restlets will have patch support somehow 🙂 For the samples, you're also right. I usually develop on Suitescript 2 but after failing to do the address scripting I was told by a consultant at the time, that it was broken in 2 and have to do in v 1 to succeed. That was the resulting code. Which inter-operates nicely with the v2

suitescript 2 subrecord support is supported on serverside script

Ah good to know, this time the code is for serverside so could be done.

you dont have a choice, you cant mix suitescript 2 and 1 in serverscript

Sounds like lots of "fun" is on my way 😛

Thanks!

although that should work , you may want to use the documented form of setValue

that's great, it's working well.. I'll clean this up and work tomorrow on Sales Team and Contacts. Hopefully works equally well 🙂 Thanks a lot @battk

Contacts are a seperate record. You have to save the lead, then create the contact record and then attach it to the lead.

var primaryContactRecord = record.create({ type: record.Type.CONTACT });
primaryContactRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'firstname', value: "Joe") });
primaryContactRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'lastname', value: "Shmoe") });
primaryContactRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'email', value: "<mailto:joe@shmoe.com|joe@shmoe.com>"});
primaryContactRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'phone', value: "123 456 789"});
primaryContactRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'company', value: leasRecordId });
var primaryContactId = primaryContactRecord.save();

record.attach({
  record: { type: record.Type.CONTACT, id: primaryContactId },
  to: { type: type, id: leadRecordId },
  attributes: { role: CONTACT_ROLES.PRIMARY_CONTACT },
});

Thanks @michoel That explains it all 🙂

Personally I've only used sales rep, so I don't have experience but I imagine it's a sublist. You might want to post a seperate question in the channel