IS there a workflow action that can have the same effect as a clientscript's validateLine entry point function, where the changes to the sublist line are rejected if it returns false?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

Based on the conversations provided, it appears that the

validateLine

entry point in a client script is typically used to validate a line item in a transaction form and stop it from being added if it fails validation. This function is triggered when a line is added to a sublist. However, there is no direct equivalent of this in SuiteFlow (NetSuite's workflow engine). While workflows can be used to perform various actions and validations, they do not have the same level of control over sublists as client scripts do. Specifically, there is no workflow action that can reject changes to a sublist line in the same way that returning

false

from a

validateLine

function can. In other words, while you can use workflows to perform some validations and actions based on sublist line data, you cannot use them to directly prevent a line from being added to a sublist in the same way you can with a client script's

validateLine

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