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the above code gives me an old familiar error --  {"type":"error.SuiteScriptError","name":"SSS_MISSING_REQD_ARGUMENT","message":"load: Missing a required argument: type","stack":["createError(N/error)","execute(/SuiteScripts/pasta-work.js:18)","createError(N/error)"],"cause":{"name":"SSS_MISSING_REQD_ARGUMENT","message":"load: Missing a required argument: type"},"id":"","notifyOff":false,"userFacing":true}

I think what the last guy meant is use `s.Type.SUPPORT_CASE`  or `supportcase` not `s.Type.supportcase`

make sure you if you use `supportcase` you put it in quotes

for more information, in your define you have `N/record, N/search...` and in your function you have the corresponding variables set as `s, r...`
This means `s` corresponds to the `record` module and `r` is set to correspond to the `search` module. Kind of confusing as most people would reverse those.
Either way, with `s` pointing to the `record` module, that module has an enumeration of `Type` set on it, and `Type` has a property on it called `SUPPORT_CASE`. When you reference `s.Type.SUPPORT_CASE` from the `record` module, it's sourcing the string `"supportcase"` and that's why you can use either one.

thank you. it was a mistake that I wouldn't have noticed.  I am trying to get some type of training through my boss...

you've probably heard it on here, but I can tell you from first hand experience that <@U29PVMVAR> has a great training program.

yes sir.. that is the one I am trying to get..