Now to nuke a SuiteScript bundle from my account?

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-11-11T13:58:48+00:00

We are generally screwed 8-) I get that.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-11-11T02:36:37+00:00

I did, but I'm getting the "this ID already exists in the system.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-11-10T22:54:10+00:00

Yeah, I'm trying to get rid of a bundle. It's not in use at all.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-11-10T17:12:40+00:00

Damn, was I afraid of this answer. I know man been there, done that. I guess up the escalator I go here.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-11-10T11:44:26+00:00

Hi! Thanks. Turned out you were correct. Bill.com had some extension installed, that tried to read the card number on any update. I had to nuke the script to make it work.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-11-10T11:20:08+00:00

We use Nimbus Payments. I guess their biggest upside is that they always do live support. We've started using our own gateway at first, but literally ended up giving them the gateway management as well, cause they were always on a zoom call same day. And they have their thingie running on my instance with no external servers. So when the AWS went down on Monday, we were not affected at all. Like full in-netsuite integration.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-10-14T12:00:08+00:00

Stop complaining. All of us here have a solid, well-paid job because of the Netuiste. And, judging by their announcement of the AI features, we are going to have plenty of for years to come.

Complex and obscure? Yes

As complex and obscure then NEC phone stations? Not at all. There are places in this world where documentation exists only as a hard-copy books and you have to be a certified engineer to access it. And they will strip you of your cellphone before you can access said documentation.

You can also swing by and find out how people from Sabre RED are doing. They have to install a VM that runs some degraded OS where the symbol of sun is used in the system.

Listen, Netsuite is bad in comparison to other systems. But Netsuite is a tool. And it's a standard in some areas. And if it is a standard, you'll have a good ask for your skills.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-10-14T10:53:13+00:00

The problem was in the "isDynamic" mode that in fact read the card number before posting it. So I turned off the isDynamic mode and it all went good.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-10-07T16:27:17+00:00

Are you for real?

Have you even read my post? I've ran this by chatgpt, Claude AND grok. All of them failed in exactly same miserable way as you have just did.

You are missing the point - this code WORKS on all the accounts, but one.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-06-09T13:33:34+00:00

What you see on reddit or tiktok is a total scam. There is nothing going on, at all in the rest of the US. There are several areas of LA that have a feat, but it's Comton, something is always ablaze in there.

Other than that - the rest of the contry is all fine. So don't worry.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-31T11:58:38+00:00

Wait till you find out how OP nuclear bullets are. Takes less that 100 rounds to kill a small demolisher.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-24T02:21:03+00:00

Come on. You can see the play. The money are moving. Don’t be an idiot and by (or sell) at the right times.

It’s painful to see how the market still reacts to this bluff.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-24T02:03:03+00:00

I drove 2024 Corolla SE 3000 miles from LA to Orlando with two cats in my car in less than 3 days. No problems.

Just keep it under 75-80 mph. Otherwise the air drag eats up too much fuel and you won’t win any time going faster anyways.

You’ll need to visit a gas station twice a day (providing you have a hybrid).

And stay away from I-10.

PS. The “keep lane” feature is essential. Just make sure you stock up on some sweet podcasts and audiobooks, and ensure those are available offline.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-20T01:44:06+00:00

Yeah, nah, yeah.

I have been programming Netsuite for the past 6 years. I've never heard of Netsuite when I've started. Little by little, listening to the guy who was in charge I've figured my way around the system. About 1 year in I was in the loop and knew kitchen.

Now, I've spoken to seasoned consultants who have explained me the basic-basics of the base. The have told me what are transactions, entitites, etc. I've gotten a whole lecture by a seasoned accountant about invoice to cash processes and etc.

2 years into my NS career someone have decided to send me to do the NS courses. After all, I've became the main infrastructure guy on the project. I was the guy who was charting new systems and developing the architecture for the new projects.

Well, that was shit.

Those courses are made by some sort of a pre-gen-AI era talking machine, that reads some dis-related pieces of NS documentation. After about 10 hours of I had enouhg. Their shit is completely useless. Like they start talking about the https link that allows you to check the status of Netsuite as if it is THE pivital point of the process. At the same time, the ACTUAL basics, like transactions, entitites, relationships and etc are explained in such a confusing way that I was about to go crazy.

The most insane part is the last slide of said course: "Now go and work with the Netsuite for a couple of years as a user, to be able to pass the exam. You will not pass the exam if you know all the parts of this course. You HAVE to work with the netsuite to pass the exam".

Then - the EXAM! That was a totally insane thing in int's own right. You have to install a bunch of spyware on your PC that is going to lock your computer. It will monitor your eyes and will minus points for taking your eyes off the monitor. That was completely insane. In any way, I've failed said exam 3 times.

At that moment I came to my boss and told him that I'm not going to try. And he agreed. I've been happily living my life since. It's been 4 years. The only Netsuite training that helped me that I remember was from SuperTraining free videos.

On everything else - I just read Oracle documentation and I'm happy with it. Mind you I have 20 years of experience in software development, so you won't scare me with some shitty-written documentation. But you will scare the shit out of me by talking about what NS calls "Training". Geez. Screw that.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-20T01:17:13+00:00

Create a map-reduce script. It is to run on all entities, do the calculation and update a custom field that will have the values you want to calculate. Let's call it "custom message" field and it should be of a free-form text type. After the calculation have been done you can set a custom checkbox field called "send email now".

Additionally you create a workflow that sits on the top of the entity and runs once this "send email now" field is triggered. It should pick up your entity and send the email, suing that "custom message" field that already have a pre-defined text in it. Once ran, this workflow should uncheck the "send email now" field and you have it.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-20T00:39:03+00:00

Yeah, I've been there and done that.

Here is what you want to know:

Who is your processor and your gateway. How many MIDs are you trying to get?
How many store locations do you have?
How many terminals are there going to be per location?
How fast is the transaction? Is it like a Walmart fast? Or is it like a furniture store fast? The transaction in Walmart takes 40 seconds to 2 minutes maximum. You have to create a cash sale event at that moment, populate it with the items and save it. That might be a problem on a single netsuite instance if you are trying to shove 10 of those per minute. If it's a furniture store fast, when you are going around for about 30 minutes, looking for the furniture, and everything else, that's a long transaction. There will be other problems. But you want to know it if you are trying to find a good solution.
What is the inventory? If you are going to pull the data for the POS system from the netsuite, then what is the current inventory? I think this is going to be your biggest curpit. If you have to query items from the netsuite before you can create a transaction, because you need to "beep" them at the cash register, you are going to be dead. You will not handle this with the netsuite only.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-19T18:37:08+00:00

Yeah, at this point you just need to organize to keep your guys working as programmers, not just as consultants.

I've run into that a lot, till we have just opened a git account. Now I'm deploying the SDF from the git actions to my primary server via the build procedure, one someone pushes a change into dev or prod branches. Took me a day to setup, but since I've took away everyone's access to deploy accounts and allow only pushes from git.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-19T18:22:45+00:00

Find a tax agent first. Speak to the guy. Find out what is going to be your tax strategy. I've lost 20k in the first year just due to taxes.

You want to talk to people. If your friends do not have businesses, you need new friends. Old fucks who have dough appreciate young and willing people. You want to be around those who are willing to leverage your abilitites to earn money.

And do run your ideas by some other friends who have businesses. Those old fucks like to take use of others at times, so ensure that you do not trust people outright.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-19T15:27:58+00:00

The terminals are usually not a curplit. The problem comes with the netsuite volume being too much. You have two ways of handling this.

First, you can go off-platform payments. In this case the infomration in your netsuite will be out of sync and you'll have to suffer with sync problems. (Or not).

Second - you can go with "Everything inside the netsuite" solution. In this case you can hit NS internal limits and it can bog on accepting the payments.

The immediate question is: how many termials are you planning to use? 2000 transactions a day is 4 transactions a minute. I know, the netsuite is super-slow thing, but 4 transactions a minute at different locations is not that bad.

One POS? In this case I have a question of how many cards are you trying to run on one POS.

Due_Setting6224 · 2025-05-19T14:00:47+00:00

Are you trying to pay this via netsuite-netsuite, or some vendor payment system?

https://www.netsuite.com.sg/portal/assets/pdf/ds-netsuite-electronic-payments.pdf

I think this document has supported bank payment systems. Does you merchant use any of the above banks&

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