Nour Khaled
04/27/2025, 12:24 PMCeligo AI
04/27/2025, 12:24 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To convert the provided columns into a SuiteScript saved search, you can use the
search.create
method in SuiteScript 2.0. Here's an example of how you can do it:
javascript
var mySearch = search.create({
type: "inventoryitem",
columns: [
{name: "onhand", operator: "greaterthan", values: ["0"]},
{name: "formulatext", operator: "is", values: ["25"], formula: "SUBSTR({inventorynumber.inventorynumber}, LENGTH({inventorynumber.inventorynumber}) - 1, 2)"},
{name: "item", operator: "anyof", values: ["328"]}
]
});
In this example, we're creating a search on the inventoryitem
record type. We're specifying three columns to return in the search results. The first column is onhand
where the value is greater than 0. The second column is a formula text field where the value is 25. The formula for this column is specified in the formula
property. The third column is item
where the value is 328.
Please note that the type
in the search.create
method should be replaced with the actual record type you're searching on. Also, the values
in the columns should be replaced with the actual values you're looking for.
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04/27/2025, 12:25 PM