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SuiteScript 2.1 Flashcards

1
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What can only be used to debug SuiteScript 2.1 Scripts?

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SuiteScript 2.1 Debugger Tool

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The SuiteScript 2.1 debugger tool can only debug scripts that have been what?

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Scripts that have been deployed (Deployed mode), and scripts that have no script record (On Demand).

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How many scripts can be debugged at a time using the SuiteScript 2.1 debugger tool?

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Only 1, regardless of version.

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What script status is required for the SuiteScript 2.1 debugger tool to function?

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The script must be in the testing status.

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What types of scripts is the SuiteScript 2.1 debugging tool able to debug? (3 total)

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Scheduled Scripts
Suitelets
User Events

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Can the SuiteScript 2.1 debugging tool be used to debug client side scripts?

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No

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How would one debug client side scripts?

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Using debugging tools available in the browser, such as the console.
The script must include the “debugger” statement.

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What form of debugging can only be used for SuiteScript 2.0 and 1.0 scripts with no script deployment or record?

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Ad-hoc, on demand debugging found at Customization > Scripting > Script Debugger

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How will ad-hoc debugging affect the environment being used for testing?

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The scripts being tested will affect the environment being tested in. Therefore it is best not to do this in production accounts.

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What must the “Define” method be changed to when ad-hoc debugging?

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Define must be changed to “Require”

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When debugging deployed scripts in SuiteScript 2.0 or 1.0 what 2 fields must be set to what values on the script and deployment record respectively?

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The owner field on the script record must be set to the current account.
The status field on the deployment record must be set to “Testing”

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When debugging RESTlets, why is it important to remove the HTTP authorisation header?

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Because this can cause issues preventing the debugger from working.
Debugging RESTlet

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How would you get the cookies pertaining to your RESTlet during debugging?

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After selecting the RESTlet script in the debugger, the RESTlet’s cookies will be displayed.
debugging restlet

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What should you do with the RESTlet cookies once acquired?

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They must be set in your client application and then the request must be sent.
debugging a RESTlet

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What is the usage limit on all script types when debugging?

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1000

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Can you receive errors via email when debugging?

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No, the email error notifications are disabled when debugging.

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Where are execution log details displayed for SuiteScript 2.0 and 1.0 scripts when debugging?

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They are displayed in the execution log tab.

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Where are execution log details displayed for SuiteScript 2.1 scripts when debugging?

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They are displayed in the console tab of the Chrome DevTools debugging window.

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What script module can be used to aid in debugging?

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the N/log module.

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What is the N/log module used for?

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It is used to log script execution details.

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How many logs is an account allowed to make across all scripts?

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100,000

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How many days are logs permitted to exist before being purged?

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30 days

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If N/log is used on a client script deployed to a form, where will those logs be available for viewing?

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They will appear on the relevant deployment record.

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What is the purpose of the N/error module?

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It is used to create custom SuiteScript errors.

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Are errors created via the N/error module automatically logged?

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No, the module is only used to create custom errors, not display them.

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How would you display information related to custom errors created using the N/error module?

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Using script logic, such as the N/log module.

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What script types can the N/error module be used in?

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Server side scripts only, excluding User Events.

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The N/error module can be used in User Event Scripts, but what is the issue of it’s use?

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The N/error module can create custom errors in User Event scripts, however the error object itself cannot be used. Making it redundant.

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29
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What is the APM Tool: Record Page Monitor used for?

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It is used to identify & troubleshoot the performance of record pages.

30
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What is the APM Tool: Page Time Summary used for?

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It measures the performance of user event scripts, client scripts, and workflows, to identify customisations that take a long time to run.

31
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What is the APM tool: Page Time Details used for?

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It gives information relating to a specific operation during a specific date & time.

32
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What is the APM tool: SuiteScript Analysis used for?

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It gives data relating to the history and performance of scripts.

33
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What is the APM tool: SuiteCloud Processors Monitor used for?

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It is used to monitor the performance of map/reduce and scheduled script jobs.

34
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What is the APM tool: SOAP Web Services Analysis used for?

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It is used to monitor the performance of top SOAP Web Services operations and record processing

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What is the APM tool: REST Web Services Analysis used for?

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To monitor the performance of REST Webs Services operations

36
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What is the APM tool: Search Performance Analysis used for?

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To monitor the performance of multiple saved searches and identify potential issues

37
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What is the APM tool: Search Performance Details used for?

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It provides in-depth statistics about the performance of each saved search

38
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What is the APM tool: Concurrency Monitor used for?

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To monitor peak levels, errors and other related concurrency data

39
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What is the APM tool: Profiler Details used for?

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To monitor the timing breakdown and context of an operation to locate and correct performance bottlenecks

40
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What are 2 limitations of the APM tool: Profiler Details?

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  • It cannot display information about client scripts
  • It can only log operations that have customisations
41
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What is a potential positive to using external libraries when developing a script?

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They can be utilised to improve performance

42
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RESTlet transfer time when transferring big data can often exceed 5 seconds, how can we reduce this transfer time?

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Through compression

43
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What is one negative aspect to compressing data when transferring through a RESTlet and how can we overcome it?

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We can lose certain portions of data when compressing, however this can be solved by using an external JS Library such as Deflate

44
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Does SuiteScript work well with native JS?

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Yes

45
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What external JS library can we use to convert date/times from one zone to another?

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The Moment Timezone library

46
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How do we utilise external JS libraries?

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Define them as a custom module

47
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When using bundle installation scripts, what is one limitation when it comes to modules?

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Custom modules are not supported

48
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What do we use custom modules for?

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Building and accessing additional customised API fuctionality

49
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What three main pros are there to using custom modules?

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  • We can group reusable functions into a common library file
  • We can import third party API’s
  • We can add them to SuiteApps and expose them to third parties
50
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When scripting, what object / overloaded function is required to use custom modules?

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The Define object

51
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When creating scripts with an entry point which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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We require the Define object to utilise entry points in a script

52
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When creating new modules which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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Define is required when creating new modules

53
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When exporting modules which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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Define is required to export modules

54
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When importing modules using a relative path which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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Define is required to import modules using a relative path

55
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When importing modules using an absolute path which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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Require

56
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In order to step through code in the SuiteScript debugger, which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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Require is necessary to step through code in the SuiteScript Debugger

57
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If we require progressive loading of dependencies, which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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We need to use the Require object to progressively load dependencies

58
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When building a test framework, which of the Define or Require objects do we need?

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Require supports building a test framework

59
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Since a custom module will not have a script record, where would we find it?

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They must be uploaded to the file cabinet

60
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True of False?
Map/Reduce scripts are only available in SS 2.0 and 2.1

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True, they are not available in SS1.0

61
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When should we use a Map/Reduce script?

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A Map/Reduce should be used when large amounts of data require processing

62
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What makes a Map/Reduce script optimal for large data sets?

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A Map/Reduce gets data, sets up key/value pairs for each result and processes them individually. The process can be done concurrently reducing the processing time.

63
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What happens when a map/reduce exceeds a specified yield time, or governance?

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The map/reduce will automatically pause and reschedule themselves to be run later.

64
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When should we use a scheduled script over a map/reduce?

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When the order in which data is being processed is important as scheduled script runs sequentially.

65
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What is a portlet script useful for?

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Portlet scripts are used to create custom portlets that can be displayed on the dashboard or any page that allows custom portlets.

66
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What is required to display a portlet created via a portlet script?

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A custom portlet must be added and then configured to display the portlet script

67
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What is a Suitelet script useful for?

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It is used to create a custom pages within NetSuite and perform backend processing.

Once deployed A link to the suitelet can be added to any page menu.

68
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Suitelets are only available once it is deployed, true or false?

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True

69
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What does a RESTlet script do?

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Export or import data to & from NetSuite and can be used to customise the behaviour of a page within NetSuite

70
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Where can a RESTlet be called?

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Both within NetSuite and from an external application

71
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SuiteTalk SOAP & REST web services integrations can trigger Client & Server side scripts, as well as Workflows but only under one condition, what is it?

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The execution context of the script or workflow must include “Web Services”

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