I have a script that I only want myself to execute. Should I leave it in testing or set it to released and set my employee name as the only person in the audience? Or do both achieve the same thing?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** In NetSuite, you can control who can execute a script by setting the audience in the script deployment. You can specify the roles or even specific employees who can execute the script. If you want to restrict the script execution to yourself only, you can set your employee name as the only person in the audience during the script deployment. This way, only you will be able to execute the script, regardless of whether the script is in testing or released state. However, please note that if a script is in testing state, it can only be executed by the script owner or an administrator. So, if you are not an administrator and you want to be the only one to execute the script, you should set it to released state and set your employee name as the only person in the audience. In summary, both methods can achieve the same thing, but the best approach would be to set the script to released state and set your employee name as the only person in the audience. This way, you can ensure that only you can execute the script, regardless of your role.