what does this error mean? TypeError: define is not a function, it is undefined. (INVOCATION_WRAPPER#56)

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The error

TypeError: define is not a function, it is undefined. (INVOCATION_WRAPPER#56)

typically occurs when there is an issue with the

define

function in SuiteScript. The

define

function is used to load modules in SuiteScript. If it is not recognized as a function, it means that it is not defined or not properly loaded. This error can occur due to several reasons: 1. Multiple define calls: If there are multiple calls to the

define

function in a single module, it can cause this error. Each module should only have one

define

call. 2. Mismatched parameters: The parameters in the

define

function need to match the modules that are being loaded. If there is a mismatch, it can cause this error. 3. Inappropriate use of anonymous define functions: Anonymous define functions are not meant to be used at the top level context of the window. They are supposed to be in the dependency list of another require or define. If an anonymous define function is used inappropriately, the next call to the require function can generate this error. 4. Interference from third-party libraries: If you are using third-party libraries, they might be using the

define

function in a way that interferes with SuiteScript. In this case, you might need to remove any define statements from the third-party library that look like the example given in the conversation. To fix this error, you should check your script for the issues mentioned above and correct them. If the error is due to a third-party library, you might need to uninstall it or wait for NetSuite to fix the issue. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******