unexpected error in aftersubmit function of a User Event script deployed to Invoices. Error occurs on this line: let fileObj = render.transaction({ entityId: scriptContext.newRecord.id, printMode: render.PrintMode.PDF }); Only occurs for some users and not others with the same role and permissions, when performing the exact same actions (Create Invoice). Why?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The error you're encountering in the

aftersubmit

function of a User Event script deployed to Invoices could be due to a few reasons. 1. Data Access Issue: The error might be occurring due to the data access issue. The

render.transaction

function is trying to access the invoice record using the

entityId

which is the

id

of the new record. If the user does not have the necessary permissions to access this record, it could lead to an error. Even though you mentioned that the users have the same roles and permissions, it's worth double-checking the permissions, especially the ones related to the invoice records. 2. Record Locking: If the record is being accessed or locked by another process or script at the same time, it could lead to an error. This is more likely to occur in a multi-user environment where multiple users are performing operations on the same record simultaneously. 3. Script Deployment Settings: Check the deployment settings of your User Event script. Make sure that the script is deployed correctly and the settings (like audiences, event triggers, etc.) are configured properly. 4. API Limitations: The

render.transaction

API has certain limitations. For example, it may not work correctly if the invoice record has certain states or conditions. Check the NetSuite documentation for any such limitations. 5. Script Logic: There might be an issue with the script logic itself. For example, the

render.transaction

function is being called inside the

aftersubmit

function. If the record is not fully saved or committed to the database when the

aftersubmit

function is triggered, it could lead to an error. 6. Environment Issues: There might be some environment-specific issues. For example, the script might be working fine in the sandbox account but not in the production account due to differences in the data, customizations, or configurations. To debug this issue, you can use

log.debug

or

log.error

to log the details of the

scriptContext.newRecord

and any other relevant information. This will help you identify the exact cause of the error. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******