take me through the steps to identify scripts that...
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take me through the steps to identify scripts that a particular user has created and how to move them from sandbox to production
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
To identify scripts that a particular user has created and move them from sandbox to production, follow these steps: 1. Identify Scripts: To identify scripts created by a particular user, you can use the SuiteScript API. Use the
N/search
module to create a search that filters scripts based on the author. Unfortunately, there's no direct way to filter scripts by the author in the NetSuite UI. 2. Migrate Scripts to Production: Once you've identified the scripts, you can move them from sandbox to production using SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF). Here are the steps: - Export Objects: In your sandbox account, go to
Customization > SuiteCloud Development Framework > Export Objects
. Select the scripts you want to move and export them. This will create an XML file for each script. - Create a Project: In the SDF CLI, create a new project and add the exported XML files to the
Objects
folder in the project. - Deploy the Project: Use the
deploy
command in the SDF CLI to deploy the project to your production account. This will move the scripts from sandbox to production. Remember, before moving scripts from sandbox to production, it's important to thoroughly test them to ensure they work as expected. Also, be aware that moving scripts to production will overwrite any existing scripts with the same name in the production account. ****** 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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