User Event Script

Highlights

• The objective of the User Event Script course is to make aspirants understand three trigger types -before Load, Before Submit, and After Submit Events and Execute User Event in Debugger.

• User Event Script Course will help you to grow your career as NetSuite Developer and NetSuite Technical Consultant.

• If you are an IT professional, ERP domain, Cloud Developer, User Event Script will help you to understand the technical aspects of User Event Script development.

Topics Covered

• Explanation of Before Load, Before Submit, and After Submit Events

• Sample Script on Before Load, Before Submit, and After Submit Events

• Execute User Event in Debugger

User Event Script Overview​

• User event scripts are server-side scripts.​

• They are executed on user actions like create, load, copy, update, submit and delete.​

• User event script has a governance limit of 1000 units.

User Event Script Trigger Types ​

The user events types that are available in scripting are:​

• Before Load.​

• Before Submit.​

• After Submit.

Scheduled Script

Highlights

• The objective of the Scheduled Script course is to make aspirants understand about Introduction of Scheduled Script with Code Execution and API Governance.

• Scheduled Script Course will help you to grow your career as NetSuite Developer, Integration Developer, and NetSuite Technical Consultant.

• If you are IT professionals, ERP domain, Cloud Developer, Scheduled Script will help you to understand the technical aspects of Scheduled Script development.

Topics Covered

• Introduction of Scheduled Script with Code Execution

• API Governance

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What are Scheduled Scripts?

• Scheduled script is server side scripts. It runs on NetSuite server.​

• Scheduled scripts can be processed on an on-demand basis or can be processed at a future time, or recurring future times.​

• Scheduled scripts are given a higher limit of usage governance as compare to the other script types.​

• Scheduled scripts can be submitted using the script deployment page or call the api “nlapiScheduleScript” .​

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