What are the available script types that can be used in NetSuite (i.e. @NScriptType)

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The available script types in NetSuite, also known as @NScriptType, include: 1. User Event Script: This script type is triggered when a user interacts with a record. It can be used to perform actions before or after a record is loaded, submitted, or saved. 2. Scheduled Script: This script type is used to perform tasks at scheduled intervals. It's useful for tasks that need to be performed regularly, such as nightly data updates or weekly report generation. 3. Restlet Script: This script type is used to create custom RESTful web services in NetSuite. It allows external applications to interact with NetSuite data and business processes. 4. Suitelet Script: This script type is used to create dynamic web content or to create custom pages. It can also be used to handle custom business logic that is not tied to a specific record or event. 5. Map/Reduce Script: This script type is used for processing large amounts of data. It divides the data into smaller parts, processes each part, and then combines the results. 6. Client Script: This script type is used to perform functions on the client side, such as form validation or field formatting. 7. Portlet Script: This script type is used to create custom dashboard portlets. 8. Mass Update Script: This script type is used to perform updates on a set of records that meet specified criteria. 9. Workflow Action Script: This script type is used to create custom actions in workflows. 10. Bundle Installation Script: This script type is used to control the behavior of a bundle during installation or update. 11. Custom Record Action Script: This script type is used to perform custom actions on custom records. Please note that the availability of these script types may depend on your NetSuite account settings and permissions. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******