There's an urgent update required to ensure they c...
# administration
m
There's an urgent update required to ensure they can continue using the SuiteAnalytics connector (ODBC). It needs to be done before the next update to NetSuite 2026.1. https://nlcorp.app.netsuite.com/app/help/helpcenter.nl?fid=article_0405125116.html&whence= Apart from ODBC what else would you check to make sure there's no threat.
r
I can't get that article to come up, but I assume it's the one saying you need to upgrade from netsuite.com to netsuite2.com? Assuming so, there might be a fair amount to do, depending on how extensively you use data from ODBC. Most table names and most field names, and the overall table structure is significantly different in NS2 vs NS1. Assuming you have tools hooked up to ODBC like Power BI, Tableau, or some data warehouse, you might have to make a bunch of changes. Basically if you have a bunch of custom SQL, you'll need to update that for all the new tables and field names. Even if you're doing as little as just dumping the data to a data warehouse, you'll have to set up a new connection to keep getting the data. Good luck.
m
Thanks @RJMNS that's the same upgrade from netsuite.com to netsuite2.com. I understand NS2 is different to NS1 and thanks for the overall view of the tasks. Apart from ODBC does anything else gets impacted?
r
not that I'm aware of.
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m
Hi @RJMNS if we are using integration, then we don't need to update anything, do we?
r
Depends what you mean by "integration." If you're just hitting the SOAP or REST API, no you shouldn't have to do anything since those are independent of ODBC. If by "integration" you mean whatever mechanism you are using to dump data from ODBC to wherever you're using it, then yeah at a minimum you'll have to set up a new connection that points to netsuite2.com. And maybe update field mappings depending on how it's used.
m
No, I meant integration as the SOAP or REST API. So, we in this instance we're off the hook?