This is an excerpt from this article about storing credentials securely in NetSuite:

For example, credentials entered by a user in a form field created with Form.addCredentialField can be encrypted server-side using a key generated by https.createSecretKey. This encrypted data is then securely stored within NetSuite, for instance, in a custom record or another secure storage mechanism. When the need arises to use these credentials, https.createSecureString can be employed to decrypt them safely, maintaining the integrity and confidentiality of the sensitive data.

Could you print: (1) one code snippet that stores in a custom record one credentials field input submitted with a form using

form.addCredentialField

and encrypted using a key generated by

https.createSecretKey

, in the way described in the snippet; and (2) another code snippet that shows how to later decrypt and then use the stored value with

https.createSecureString

, also as described in the snippet?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations, it seems that the users are discussing how to securely store API secrets/keys in NetSuite. They suggest using the

Form.addCredentialField

method in a user event script deployed on a custom record to create a credential field. This field can then be set with the secret, which is automatically replaced by a GUID and stored in NetSuite. However, the conversations do not provide specific code snippets for storing and retrieving the credentials as requested. Unfortunately, without the specific code snippets provided in the conversations, I am unable to provide the requested code examples. I would recommend referring to the NetSuite documentation or seeking advice from a NetSuite professional for the specific code examples. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******