Possible reasons of this error "Module does not exist: /getRecord.js$324734.js"

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The error "Module does not exist: /getRecord.js$324734.js" typically occurs when the SuiteScript engine cannot find the specified module. This could be due to several reasons: 1. Incorrect Module Path: The path to the module in the

require

statement might be incorrect. Ensure that the path is correct and the module exists in the specified location. In NetSuite, the path should start with the SuiteScript API version (e.g.,

N/record

for the record module). 2. Module Not Supported in Context: Some modules are not available in all script types. For example, the

N/currentRecord

module is not available in Scheduled scripts. Make sure the module you're trying to use is supported in your script type. 3. Typographical Errors: There might be typographical errors in the module name. Ensure that the module name is spelled correctly and case-sensitively. 4. File Extension Included: In the error message, there's a

.js

extension at the end of the module name. In SuiteScript, the

.js

extension should not be included when requiring a module. 5. Non-Existent Module: The module might not exist. In the error message,

getRecord.js$324734.js

does not seem to be a valid SuiteScript module. Make sure you're using a valid SuiteScript module. Remember to always check the NetSuite documentation for the correct usage of SuiteScript modules and their availability in different script types. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******