How to write a SuiteQL query to return all saved search definitions

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** Unfortunately, there is no direct SuiteQL query to return all saved search definitions. SuiteQL is a powerful tool that allows you to use SQL-like syntax to query your NetSuite data. However, it works directly with the database and does not have access to the object model, which includes saved searches. Saved searches are a feature of NetSuite's object model and are not directly represented in the database tables that SuiteQL queries. Therefore, you cannot directly query saved search definitions using SuiteQL. If you need to work with saved search definitions programmatically, you would typically use SuiteScript, NetSuite's JavaScript-based API. SuiteScript provides the

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module, which allows you to create, run, and manipulate saved searches. Remember, while SuiteQL provides more flexibility in terms of joins, aggregate functions, and nested selects, it does not have access to calculated fields or other features of the object model, such as saved searches.