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Hi all,
I am trying to make the `Promise` work in my RESTlet code. but it just does not work and I am not sure what i am missing.
I made the script that has a basic promise but then and catch clauses are ignored…
I wonder if the RESTlet is return the result without waiting for `Promise` to either resolve or reject

```const savedSearch = search.load({id: savedSearchId});
savedSearch.run().each.promise(function (result) {
    log.debug("Promise clause");
    var name = result.getValue({name: 'name'});
    log.debug("name", name)
    return true
})
    .then(res =&gt; {
        log.debug("complete", res)
    })
    .catch(err =&gt; {
        log.debug("fail", err)
    })```
This is what I got from Netsuite docs.

in the log, I can see log.debug(“Promise clause”); and log.debug(“name”, name).
but other logs are not printed, meaning execution is skipping both clauses. May I know what I am missing?

use `log.audit("complete", res)` and `log.error("fail", err)`  to more easily find your logs using the type filters of the execution logs

Thank you for commenting again
Yes, I initially wanted to use for `pagedData.fetch.promise()` but also it did not work.
it does not throw an error. it does not log anything

the each promise is not very useful, you were better off with the fetch

yes, it just did not work with fetch. then I just used each as netsuite docs was using it as an example…

<@U5TF1GQ20> Thank you, As you suggested, it worked after using `log.audit` not sure why debug does not work.

it always worked, you just never noticed the log since it doesnt log when you expect it to

you can probably sort your logs by title and find all the ones you missed