what permission allows a user to edit an id of a saved search

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The permission that allows a user to edit the ID of a saved search in NetSuite is not directly related to the ID itself, but rather to the overall ability to edit saved searches. This is controlled by the Perform Search and Publish Search permissions. The Perform Search permission has two possible levels, View and Full. If you have Full level for the Perform Search permission, you can run, create, and save searches, for record types to which you have access. The Publish Search permission has four possible levels, View, Create, Edit, and Full. If you have Create level or higher for the Publish Search permission, you can share saved searches with other users, and set up alert emails and scheduled emails of saved search results. However, to allow a user to edit a specific saved search, you need to check the "Allow Audience to Edit" checkbox on the Audience tab of the saved search. This will allow ANYONE who has access to this search to edit it. Please note that the ability to edit a saved search is not limited to the ID, but includes all aspects of the search. Also, the "Allow Audience to Edit" option is a on/off checkbox, anyone you give access to the search will also be able to edit it if you check that box (assuming they have permissions to do so). Otherwise it's just admins and the search owner who can edit with that box unchecked. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******