Another issue is I am using the N/query to get the country idea, but under a certain role I am getting the error

SSS_SEARCH_ERROR_OCCURRED Search error occurred: Record 'country' was not found.

I am in a client script, so I can't say "run as admin"

const result = query
    .runSuiteQL({
        query: 'SELECT uniquekey from country where id = ?',
        params: [country]
    })
    .asMappedResults();
_countryId = result[0].uniquekey;
_country = country;

the usual guess is permission related

Any idea what permission it would be that would grant this?

use a role with administrator permission to find the url to a country

How does that work? How do you find the url to a country

the ui tends to give nicer error messages

😕 struggling to understand.

honestly either works, but the general idea is that the ui has a mechanism to detect permission violations

Which would you recommend? From the client, all it says is the same error

and sends you back to the role selector with an error message stating the permission you are missing

this is the url to get teh code https://{acct}.app.netsuite.com/app/common/scripting/PlatformClientScriptHandler.nl?scri[…]orm_control_so&deploy=customdeploy_ad_cs_form_control_so

thats not a country related url

It's the url in the network tab that triggered when it called and received the error

find the url for something country related

k, this is in admin mode and this is the call to get the country

still not a country related url

how would I find a coultry related url?

that path would get you to the list view of the countries

That's not a permission I can give someone

get the url of the page that lists counties

I am trying to find that, and I don't think that exists from teh UI

copy the url and navigate to it while logged into your problem role

You are awesome.

Yep, and you don't want all users with Setup Company permissions, so back to square one, that would be a middle man Suitelet.

Countries are not a record in NetSuite, as far as I can tell. It is a list, and even then I can't query it. I use a hard-coded list if I need details.