I'm trying to load a saved search with a SuiteScript 2.0 Scheduled Script. However, when I try to load and run the search, it returns an error saying "That search or mass update does not exist", even though I see it in the list of public saved searches. Here's the code I'm using:

var searchResults = search.load({
    type: search.Type.WAVE,
    id: 'customsearch1676'
}).run().getRange(0, 1000);

I don’t think search.Type.WAVE is an available enumeration

When I create the search using search.create(), I'm able to use search.Type.WAVE as an enumeration and the search works just fine.

the easiest thing to get a loaded search into script is to use the chrome extension “NetSuite Saved Search Code Export”

It's not supported for a Wave saved search 😞

hmm, perhaps it isn’t scriptable, what is a Wave record exactly?

try omitting the

type

property in your

search.load()

?

@SuiteBender I'm not entirely sure myself. I know it's a fairly new functionality that NetSuite released, and has to do with managing Pick Tasks, or something along those lines.

I see, it’s part of the WMS, maybe bundle id 314380. If it is a custom transaction maybe try the type: CUSTOM_TRANSACTION

I just tried that, and it's coming back as "INVALID_RCRD_TYPE"

if you goto an example wave transaction can you post the URL?

Hmm.. because it’s a .nl and I don’t have access to the Wave feature in my NetSuite instance, it makes it much harder for me to think-through how to see it in scripting. Without me looking at it, I assume the best approach is to re-create it using search.create() since that works for you. Usually you can find the script equivalent of a field in the UI by selecting one of the formula fields and then choose your field. e.g. “Projected Total” field is really {projectedamount} in script.