I'm getting an inconsistent error;

type: "error.SuiteScriptError",
   name: "INVALID_NUMBER",
   message: "Invalid number 4427280.0",

Calling method;

static updateRecord(id, values) {
    record.submitFields({
        type: record.Type.INVOICE,
        id: parseInt(id),
        values: values,
        ignoreMandatoryFields: true,
        enablesourcing: false
    });
};

Has anyone seen something like this before?

What's the field type you're trying to submit to?

It's the record id that is throwing the error.

try parseInt(id,10)

Thanks, I'll give that a shot. Odd that it's inconsistent with the same call, but I'm not surprised

if that fixes it, the why here is Javascript Wat. with only one argument, parseInt tries to interpret what to do based on the format of the input string - if it starts with a 0, it tries to parse it into a base 8 number instead of a base 10. By specifying the radix with the second argument, you ensure that parseInt will always try to convert to a base 10 number. I think this is fixed with 2.1's JS version, but I've been in the habit of using parseInt(x,10) because of being bitten by that Wat one too many times

I appreciate the explanation. Thanks!