NetSuite has begun the process of removing the unsupported Ext JS library. If your customizations still rely on this library's API, it's crucial to prepare for its removal as soon as possible. To assist in identifying any usages of the Ext JS library within your account, a banner message will be displayed on pages that load scripts using this unsupported library. This feature is available in accounts running NetSuite 2024.2. I have several scripts deployed on a particular record. Could you please suggest how to identify which of these scripts are using the Ext JS library?

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** To identify which of your scripts are using the Ext JS library, you can look for the usage of the library in your scripts. This can be done by searching for the specific Ext JS functions or methods used in your scripts. However, NetSuite has made it easier to identify the usage of the Ext JS library. Starting from NetSuite 2024.2, a banner message will be displayed on pages that load scripts using this unsupported library. This means that if you navigate to a page where a script using the Ext JS library is deployed, you will see a banner indicating that the script is using the unsupported library. Please note that NetSuite is removing the Ext JS library and it's recommended to find alternatives as soon as possible. One alternative suggested in the conversations is to download and deploy your own copy of the Ext JS library to your account. However, this might not be a long-term solution as it still relies on an unsupported library. Another alternative is to use other libraries or NetSuite built-in functionalities to replace the features provided by the Ext JS library. For example, if you are using the Ext JS library for creating dialog boxes, you might want to consider using SuiteScript's built-in dialog module instead. Remember to thoroughly test your scripts after making any changes to ensure they still function as expected.