how to resolve Script Execution Usage Limit Exceed...
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how to resolve Script Execution Usage Limit Exceeded?
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error in SuiteScript 2.0 is encountered when a script exceeds the governance limit set by NetSuite. Here are some strategies to overcome this error: 1. Optimize your code: Review your script to identify any inefficiencies. For example, if you are running a load/search operation in a loop, consider if there's a more efficient way to accomplish the same task. 2. Monitor and control script usage: You can monitor the usage in the scheduled script and structure the code so that it can be restarted when the remaining points are nearing the limit. You can find more details on how to do this in the NetSuite Help Center: https://system.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=section_N3352047.html 3. Reschedule the script: When nearing the governance limit, you can reinitiate your script using the task module. This means you need to reschedule the script when the usage limit is about to exceed. 4. Delegate to dedicated scripts: If your script is complex and requires a lot of resources, consider splitting your workload and delegating tasks to dedicated scripts like map/reduce or scheduled scripts. 5. Use Restlets: If you're only just reaching the governance limit, pass the data to a restlet and let that do the processing, which will give 5x the governance limit of a suitelet. If the data is large, split it into chunks and pass each in turn to a restlet. Remember, the solution largely depends on what your script is doing. It's always a good idea to first understand why you are running out of governance and then look for the most efficient way to accomplish your task.
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