what does permission must be unique mean

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The phrase "permission must be unique" in the context of NetSuite typically refers to the requirement that each permission assigned to a role must be distinct and not duplicated. In other words, you cannot assign the same permission more than once to a single role. For example, if you have a role that has the "View" permission for a certain record type, you cannot also assign the "View" permission for the same record type to that role again. Each permission level (View, Create, Edit, Delete, or Full) for each record type or feature must be unique within each role. It's also worth noting that some permissions in NetSuite only have two levels: Full or None. This means that for these specific permissions, you can either grant full access or no access at all. The "Min Selectable Level" and "Min System Level" are terms used in the context of permission levels in NetSuite. The "Min Selectable Level" refers to the minimum level of access that can be granted for a particular permission. The "Min System Level", on the other hand, refers to the minimum level of access that the system requires for a particular permission. Remember, when migrating roles using SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF), the permission levels must match exactly with what's defined in the system. If you encounter an error like

Details: Invalid permlevel reference key EDIT for permkey ADMI_ACCOUNTING.

, it means that the permission level (in this case, EDIT) for the permission key (in this case, ADMI_ACCOUNTING) is not valid. You may need to adjust the permission level in your XML file to match what's allowed in the system. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******