Isaac Rumbold
11/21/2024, 7:34 PMCeligo AI
11/21/2024, 7:46 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):Yes, you can reference a SuiteQL in a SuiteScript. SuiteQL is a powerful tool within NetSuite that allows you to perform ad-hoc joins and complex queries that might not be possible with traditional N/search. It is a layer on top of Oracle SQL and is read-only. Here is an example of how you can use SuiteQL within SuiteScript:
javascript
var suiteQL = "SELECT * FROM transaction WHERE entity = 123";
var result = N/query.runSuiteQL({query: suiteQL});
In this example, a SuiteQL query is defined and then run using the N/query.runSuiteQL
method. The result is then stored in the result
variable.
Please note that SuiteQL is native to NetSuite and not a third-party tool. You can find more information about SuiteQL by typing 'SuiteQL' into NetSuite's help.
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11/21/2024, 7:46 PM