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<@U017Q34GFPV> absolutely!  It can be done in all versions of SuiteScript.  In 2.0 and 2.1, you would use the `N/search` module to load or create, then run, any saved search

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A follow up question:
Would you happen to know a condition where the search gets loaded but the result set has no rows?
I was able to pull in two saved searches but the third one doesn’t have results. It does have results in the UI though.

Not sure.  what type of search is it?  Transaction?  Custom record type?

I logged the search.filters property and it does show the criteria used by the saved search

do I have to add the type property when loading the search for this case?

Well, usually you would further filter Transaction searches by type, unless you want every transaction type to be returned (that could be a lot of data)

You can target specific transaction subtypes, such as search.Type.INVOICE, for example, if that is really the only transaction type you need

when loading a search defined in the UI, usually you only need the id though

ya.. I’m loading a saved search created from the UI
the search does load.. but with zero results..
and I don’t see any reason why that is

Could it be role related? Script running under a different role to UI user?

The saved search is public.
Does it still matter which user runs the search using script?

The script might not have access to the specific records the search is looking for

yup.. that was the issue.. I updated the permission and now I get the results.
Thanks a lot