Does anyone know of something like Tim's SuiteQL tool, but meant for end-users? Ideally something that will just launch a desired report, or we can link directly to a results view for users to favorite.

If the goal is to give end users a simple click-and-view experience, I would probably not expose a SuiteQL tool directly. SuiteQL is more developer-focused. I would recommend SuiteAnalytics Workbook or Saved Search because it keeps the SQL hidden and provides a native NetSuite experience.

Yeah that's the goal. Was wondering if someone has made something sql focused for reporting? Sometimes it's just easier/quicker to write a query (especially for sub queries) for some reports.

For more complex reporting, especially when you need subqueries, CTE-style logic, multiple joins, or calculations across different records, SuiteQL is often much faster to build than trying to force everything through Saved Search criteria/formulas. I haven’t seen a widely adopted native end-user SuiteQL reporting tool from NetSuite itself. I usually solve it this way. Custom Suitelet reporting page → store/manage SuiteQL queries behind the scenes and provide users with a simple report launcher.

I design reports using suiteql in suitelet, and show results in bootstrap data table

You could look into NimbusQL. They added a Reports function that is just a button to execute a query, without having to see the query itself.

I've used Tim's tool effectively by setting the deployment to current role for security, and then saving queries locally for the team. If you haven't set up a local saved queries location, you should - makes a world of difference.

@Shannon Thanks. After a bit of work I was able to get it compiling (had to fix the utils file).

I've been thinking about building another jetbrains plugin that lets you query from right in the IDE. Dunno if anyone else would use it? I think it would be a super helpful addition to the official plugin but not sure how willing the team is to do it (or if they can). I know you could use postman to just query but having json results isn't great for visualizing.

Datagrip support would be cool if you could get it working without the ado connection license.