Chris
03/21/2025, 9:00 AMCeligo AI
03/21/2025, 9:01 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In a Map/Reduce script in NetSuite, the record will actually save when the
record.save
method is called. This can be done in either the Map stage or the Reduce stage, depending on your specific use case.
If you're setting multiple values on a record, you can call record.setValue
for each field you want to change, and then call record.save
once you've set all the values. The record won't actually save until the record.save
method is called, so it will save after all setValue
calls have been made.
Here's a simplified example of how you might do this in a Map/Reduce script:
javascript
function map(context) {
var record = record.load({
type: context.key,
id: context.value
});
record.setValue({
fieldId: 'field1',
value: 'new value 1'
});
record.setValue({
fieldId: 'field2',
value: 'new value 2'
});
// The record will save after all setValue calls have been made
record.save();
}
Remember, the record.save
method is a request to NetSuite to save the record, so the actual save operation may not happen immediately if the system is busy, but it will be queued and executed as soon as possible.
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03/21/2025, 9:01 AM