nkhatri
07/30/2025, 4:04 PMCeligo AI
07/30/2025, 4:04 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):No, you cannot directly attach files to a record using CSV import in NetSuite. CSV import is primarily used for importing data into records, not files. However, if you have a file that you want to attach to a record, you can do it manually or programmatically. Manually, you can attach a file to a record by going to the record and using the 'Files' subtab. Programmatically, you can use SuiteScript to attach a file to a record. For example, if you are working with an email capture script and you want to attach a CSV file from an email to a record in NetSuite, you can use the
record.attach()
method to associate the file with the new record.
Here is a sample code snippet that was shared in the conversation:
javascript
email.getAttachments().map(function (attachment) {
return nlapiSubmitFile(
nlapiCreateFile(attachment.getName(), attachment.getType(), attachment.getValue())
);
}).forEach(function (fileId) {
nlapiAttachRecord("file", fileId, recordType, recordId);
});
This code gets the attachments from the email, creates a new file for each attachment, and then attaches each file to the specified record.
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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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07/30/2025, 4:04 PM