Vishal Chaudhari
05/29/2025, 8:43 AMCeligo AI
05/29/2025, 8:43 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To add a timezone in a script in NetSuite, you can use the
N/config
module to load the Company Information values, which includes the company's timezone. Here is a sample code snippet:
javascript
var config = require('N/config');
var companyConfig = config.load({
type: config.Type.COMPANY_INFORMATION
});
var companyTimeZone = companyConfig.getValue({
fieldId: 'TIMEZONE'
});
This will give you the company's timezone. However, please note that there is not necessarily a User in the Scheduled Script context. If you need the user's timezone for an on-demand scheduled script, you could have the calling script (User Event, Client Script, etc.) determine the user's timezone and pass it as a parameter to the scheduled script.
If no timezone is provided via parameter, you could default to the Company Timezone.
For handling timezones in scripts that run in the browser (like Client Scripts), you might need to use NetSuite's format timezone functions or add/subtract hours using native Date methods, as the timezone for these scripts can be different from the server's timezone.
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05/29/2025, 8:43 AM