Version 29.0.0

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What’s Changed?

  • Script records and Script Deployment records: Scheduled and Map/Reduce only: Added an Execute button to run the script without leaving the page (Learn More)
  • Datasets: Added a Run SuiteQL button to allow converting the dataset to SuiteQL and running it (Learn More)
  • Datasets: Hide the annoying “SuiteAnalytics Workbook: Watch” popover
  • Fix NetSuite bug where some styles fail to load sometimes
    • Example: Checkboxes float up to the top left
  • SuiteAdvanced menu → NetSuite Help: Added REST API Browser (Learn More)
  • Records: Added a CSV Import link at top right to open the CSV Import Assistant with the current record’s type selected (Learn More)
  • Field Help: Display last modified info for custom fields when available
  • Saved Search edit: Added Copy Previous and Make Copy buttons to sublist lines (Learn More)
  • Added compatibility with the new NetSuite logo
  • SuiteQL Results: Added Save and Load buttons to save and load queries (Learn More)
  • File records: Added support for previewing more text-based file types
  • File editor: Display a banner when saving a file to indicate that is in the process of saving
  • Updates for features that were incompatible with NetSuite 2024.1:
    • Dark mode
    • Global search shortcuts (scriptid, record type/id, SuiteQL)
    • NetSuite account number and version number in header
    • NetSuite code editor (with a new dark mode)
    • Scroll to top when clicking empty space in header
    • Set Up Shortcuts: Importing/exporting role shortcuts
    • Settings: Hide Company Information in Header option
    • Settings: Hide Feedback Link in Header option
    • Settings: Hide Release Preview Roles option
    • Settings: Hide Sandbox Roles option
    • Settings: Hide Production Roles option
    • Settings: Boxy UI option
    • Settings: Indicate Submenus option
    • SuiteQL Results page
    • User menu: Edit role
    • User menu: Open current page in role/account

Execute Button on Scheduled & Map/Reduce Scripts

Available on both script records and script deployment records

Run SuiteQL Button on Datasets

Easily convert a dataset into SuiteQL and run it

Duplicate Rows When Editing a Saved Search

This functionality already exists natively on transaction item sublists, and it works exactly the same way on saved searches now.

Shoutout to @c-forney on GitHub for the feature request in this discussion!

Save and Load SuiteQL Queries

Saved SuiteQL queries get stored as browser bookmarks in a folder called “SuiteQL Queries”, which enables them to be accessed from any tab and shared with other users. The default location for this folder is the bookmarks bar. You’re welcome to move the folder anywhere you’d like, but folder’s name must remain the same in order to function properly.

Hold Ctrl to open a saved SuiteQL in a new tab.

Pro tip: Suffix a column name with “_html” to render the results of that column has HTML.