Albert Hee Tan Lo
06/10/2025, 9:00 PMCeligo AI
06/10/2025, 9:00 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In SuiteQL, you can concatenate two string columns using the "||" operator. Here is an example:
SQL
SELECT
ID,
(LastName || ', ' || FirstName) AS FullName,
Phone,
Email
FROM
Employee
WHERE
Email LIKE '%@test.com'
ORDER BY
LastName,
FirstName
In this example, the LastName
and FirstName
columns are concatenated together with a comma and a space in between, and the result is aliased as FullName
.
However, if you want to concatenate multiple rows into one row based on some grouping, similar to the ns_concat
function in NetSuite saved search, SuiteQL does not directly support this. Oracle's LISTAGG
function is also not supported in SuiteQL.
You might be able to achieve this with a subquery or by pulling the results and flattening them in SuiteScript, but it would be more complex and might not be as efficient.
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