I am loading a dataset in suitescript via N/query....
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I am loading a dataset in suitescript via N/query. I want to add an additional condition to the query.condition. How can I do this?
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To add an additional condition to the query.condition in SuiteScript via N/query, you can use the
Query.createCondition(options)
method. This method allows you to add additional conditions/criteria/filters to your query. Here is an example of how you can add a condition to your query:
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var myLoadedQuery = query.load({
    id: 'custdataset13'
});

myLoadedQuery.condition = myLoadedQuery.and(
    myLoadedQuery.condition, myLoadedQuery.createCondition({
        fieldId: 'assigned',
        operator: query.Operator.EQUAL,
        values: 3959
    })
);
In this example, an additional condition is added to the existing conditions of the loaded query. The
myLoadedQuery.and()
method is used to combine the existing conditions with the new one. The new condition is created with
myLoadedQuery.createCondition()
, specifying the fieldId, operator, and values for the condition. Please note that different operators support different data types and require different values. If you encounter an operator error, it might be due to the mismatch between the operator and the provided values. You can refer to the NetSuite Help Center for more information on the operators and their usage. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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