For Revenue Arrangement the internalid is “revenuearrangement” but in the search the type is “RevArrng”. does this relation exist somewhere?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it appears that the internal ID for Revenue Arrangement is indeed "revenuearrangement", but when performing a search, the type is referred to as "RevArrng". This discrepancy is likely due to how NetSuite internally handles different types of records and their corresponding search types. In the first thread, a user attempted to access Revenue Arrangements via TransactionSearch using "_revenueArrangement" but received an error message indicating that this enum value is invalid for the search. This suggests that "_revenueArrangement" is not the correct search type for Revenue Arrangements. In the second thread, a user is trying to show the revenue arrangement internal id in a transaction saved search with type of sales order as a criterion. The suggested solution involves using a formula numeric criteria and result to filter and display the desired information. In the third thread, a user is discussing the Revenue Element sublist on a Revenue Arrangement record. They note that the

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column contains a link to the Sales Order that generated the Element, but the internal ID stored in this field does not match the internal ID of the Sales Order. This suggests that the internal ID in this context may represent something other than the Sales Order. In conclusion, while the internal ID for Revenue Arrangement is "revenuearrangement", the search type is "RevArrng". This discrepancy does not appear to be explicitly documented, but can be inferred from the behavior of NetSuite's search functionality and the experiences of the users in these threads. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******