If you have a Client Suitescript 2.0 that handles field changes for Sales Order records and you want to make a Netsuite System field, such as 'memo', mandatory or non-mandatory based on certain criteria, you can follow these instructions:
1. In your existing script, locate the part where the fields are being handled in the fieldChanged event.
2. To make the Netsuite System field mandatory, use the following code:
context.currentRecord.getField({fieldId: 'memo'}).isMandatory = true;3. Save your script and deploy it.
With this code in place, the 'memo' field will be marked as mandatory when the specified criteria are met.
It's worth noting that if you are not seeing any changes or receiving error messages when attempting to set the Netsuite System field as mandatory, there might be other factors at play.
To troubleshoot this, you can try the following:
1. Verify that the fieldId 'memo' is correct and corresponds to the Netsuite System field you want to modify.
2. Double-check the logic in your script to ensure that there are no conflicting conditions or missing references.
If you still encounter issues, it's recommended to seek further assistance from Netsuite support or the developer community for additional insights and possible workarounds.
Keep in mind that using scripts to modify system fields should be done with caution, as it can have direct implications on the functionality and data integrity of Netsuite.
Make sure to thoroughly test any changes and consider the impact on your business processes before applying them in production environments.
By following these instructions, you will be able to effectively use a script to set a Netsuite System field as mandatory in your Sales Order records.