What do the transaction columns orderdoc and orderline mean? Are they the internalid and lineuniquekey of the corresponding line on the Applied To transaction?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The

orderdoc

and

orderline

columns in a transaction are used to match to the line of the sales order. Here, the term "line" refers to the line id and not the actual line number. The

orderdoc

is the internal id of the sales order that the line is associated with, and the

orderline

is the line id of the specific line on that sales order. The line id is unique per individual transaction and line, while the line unique key is an id that is unique across all transaction lines. These identifiers do not change, even if the ordering of the lines changes due to lines being added, inserted, or removed. Therefore, they can be used to map data from NetSuite to an external system. In conclusion, the

orderdoc

and

orderline

are not exactly the internalid and lineuniquekey of the corresponding line on the Applied To transaction. They are identifiers that link a line on a transaction (like a cash sale) back to the specific line on the originating sales order. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******