Any reason I would get this error message when att...
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Any reason I would get this error message when attempting to create a map/reduce task? Appears to be permissions related but the underlying role has the SuiteScript Scheduling permission: name":"INVALID_SRCH","message":"That search or mass update does not exist
c
AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
The error message you're encountering,
INVALID_SRCH
, indicates that the search or mass update you're trying to access in your Map/Reduce script does not exist. This could be due to a few reasons: 1. The search or mass update has been deleted or is not available in the context of the role that is executing the script. Make sure the search or mass update is available and accessible by the role. 2. The ID of the search or mass update is incorrect in your script. Double-check the ID and make sure it matches exactly with the ID in NetSuite. 3. The role executing the script does not have the necessary permissions to access the search or mass update. Even though the role has the SuiteScript Scheduling permission, it might not have the necessary permissions to access the search or mass update. In addition to the SuiteScript Scheduling permission, the role might also need the
SuiteScript
and
Documents and Files
permissions. The
SuiteScript
permission allows the role to execute scripts, and the
Documents and Files
permission might be necessary if your script is interacting with files in the file cabinet. Remember, the role executing the script needs to have all the necessary permissions to perform all the operations in the script. If the role does not have the necessary permissions, you will need to either add the necessary permissions to the role or use a different role that has the necessary permissions. ****** 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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