I want this to filter products by subsidiary, how ...
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I want this to filter products by subsidiary, how can I do it.. /* * Lists all products from NetSuite * * Returns id, itemid, displayname, description, and unitprice from products in your NetSuite account. */ .arguments // Optionally how many rows to maximumly return. Defaults to 25 unless specified. limit:long // Optional ID of product from where to start returning rows. Defaults to nothing. from:string // Optional filtering argument the displayname must match. For instance 'xyz' here will match products with displaynames of 'xyz_1' and 'entity-2-xyz_2'. filter:string // Mandatory argument for entityid of company to retrieve products for. entityid:string // Sanity checking invocation. validators.mandatory@.arguments/*/entityid // Making sure workflow is discoverable as such from machine learning component. .type:public // Checking if caller supplied -1 as limit. if or and exists@.arguments/*/limit not-null@.arguments/*/limit eq convert@.arguments/*/limit type:long .long-1 mt convert@.arguments/*/limit type:long .long25 .lambda // Defaulting limit to 25 to avoid returning too many records. set-value@.arguments/*/limit .long25 add../*/return-nodes . warning:We can only retrieve a maximum of 25 products at the same time, ask for more products to see more products. // Dynamically creating our query. .q set-value@.q strings.concat .:@"select i.id, i.itemid, i.subsidiary, i.displayname, i.description, p.unitprice from item i left join pricing p on p.item = i.id where p.pricelevel = '1'" // Adding entityid filter. set-value@.q strings.concat get-value@.q .:" and (',' || REPLACE(i.subsidiary, ' ', '') || ',') like '%," get-value@.arguments/*/entityid .:",%'" // Checking if we're doing paging. if exists@.arguments/*/from .lambda set-value@.q strings.concat get-value@.q .:" and i.id > " get-value@.arguments/*/from // Checking if we're doing filtering. if exists@.arguments/*/filter .lambda set-value@.q strings.concat get-value@.q .:" and upper(i.displayname) like upper('%" get-value@.arguments/*/filter .:"%')" // Adding sorting and limit. set-value@.q strings.concat get-value@.q .:" order by i.id desc fetch first " get-first-value get-value@.arguments/*/limit .long25 .:" rows only" // Logging the query for debugging. log.info@.q // Forwarding heavy lifting to core file. execute-file:/modules/netsuite/workflows/workflows/netsuite-query.hl q@.q // Returning result to caller. add../*/return-nodes get-nodes@execute-file/* return-nodes
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
To filter products by subsidiary in NetSuite, you can modify the query in your script to include a filter for the subsidiary. In the provided script, the subsidiary is already included in the select statement. You can add a condition in the where clause to filter by the subsidiary. Here is an example of how you can modify the query:
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set-value:x:@.q
   strings.concat
      .:@"select
   i.id,
   i.itemid,
   i.subsidiary,
   i.displayname,
   i.description,
   p.unitprice
from item i
left join pricing p on p.item = i.id
where p.pricelevel = '1' and i.subsidiary = 'Your Subsidiary ID'"
Replace 'Your Subsidiary ID' with the ID of the subsidiary you want to filter by. Please note that this is a general approach and might need adjustments based on your specific use case and data structure. ****** 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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can I get the entire code with your solution embedded
is there any table that joins products and subsidiary