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09/05/2024, 6:53 AMCeligo AI
09/05/2024, 6:53 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In NetSuite, the internal ID is a system-generated unique identifier for a record. It is not possible to change the internal ID of an item as it is automatically generated by the system. The internal ID is unique within a record type, but not across different record types. This means that two different custom record types can have records with the same internal ID. The internal ID does not necessarily increment sequentially for each new record. It can sometimes increment by 1, or by 100, or even in a non-sequential manner. This is because different record types, such as transactions and custom records, come from the same base table in NetSuite. When a new record is created, it increments the internal ID of the base table, not the specific record type. Furthermore, the internal ID does not indicate the order in which records were created. It is not reliable for sorting records in order of creation. If you need to sort records by creation order, it is recommended to use the 'date created' field instead. In conclusion, while the internal ID is unique within a record type and is useful for identifying a specific record, it should not be used to determine the order of record creation or to sort records. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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09/05/2024, 6:53 AM