What does the script ID field on a custom record mean/do? What is it related to? How can I leverage it?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The Script ID field on a custom record in NetSuite is a unique identifier for that record. It is used to reference the record in SuiteScript, NetSuite's scripting language. This ID is unique across all scripts and is used to uniquely identify the script in the system. When you create a custom record, NetSuite automatically assigns it a unique internal ID. However, this internal ID is not easily readable or memorable. The Script ID is a field where you can assign a more meaningful ID to the record. This can be especially useful when you are working with multiple custom records and need to quickly identify them in your scripts. You can leverage the Script ID in your SuiteScripts to perform operations on the custom record. For example, you can use the Script ID to load a custom record, perform searches on the custom record, or manipulate the custom record in other ways. Here is an example of how you can use the Script ID to load a custom record in SuiteScript:

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var record = nlapiLoadRecord('customrecord_my_custom_record', 'customscript_my_script_id');

In this example, 'customrecord_my_custom_record' is the record type, and 'customscript_my_script_id' is the Script ID of the custom record you want to load. Remember, the Script ID must be unique and should not contain any spaces or special characters other than underscores. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******