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I would like to run suitescript 2.0 on Chrome inspect mode, Does anyone know how to do it?

Do you mean Chrome debugger. You can for client scripts and coming soon SS 2.1 server scripts

Easiest way is to add a`debugger;` statement in your code, but you can also find the code in the source tab and add a breakpoint

I mean I'd like to run script on Chrome Inspect Console

```require(['N/currentRecord'])
var currentRecord = require('N/currentRecord');
var currRecObj = currentRecord.get();```


<@U29QCJQF3> how can I run search  with 2.0 on console?

Same thing, just change `currentRecord` to `search`

`var search = require(['N/search']);`
`var customrecord_billing_search = search.create({`
          `type: 'customrecord_billing_ins',`
            
          `columns: [`
            `search.createColumn({`
              `name: 'name',`
              `summary: 'group',`
              `sort: search.Sort.ASC`
            `}),`
            `search.createColumn({`
              `name: 'internalid',`
              `summary: 'group'`
            `}),`
            `search.createColumn({`
              `name: 'internalid',`
              `join: 'custrecord_billingintparent',`
              `summary: 'count'`
            `}),`
            `search.createColumn({`
              `name: 'custrecord_type',`
              `summary: 'group'`
            `}),`
            `search.createColumn({`
              `name: 'baseprice',`
              `join: 'custrecord_item',`
              `summary: 'group'`
            `}),`
            `search.createColumn({`
              `name: 'custrecord2',`
              `join: 'custrecord_billingintparent',`
              `summary: 'count'`
            `})`
          `]`
        `});`
        `var searchResultCount = customrecord_billing_search.runPaged().count;`

You have to call require twice, first time with an array second time without

```require(['N/search']);
var search = require('N/search')```

You could of course also use the require callback, but that is much easy with the snippet editor

<https://netsuiteprofessionals.slack.com/archives/C29HQS63G/p1583430754146900>

<@UR3BD2QAJ> you can save a snippet like this and load them quickly in the chrome console