![]() ![]() The email notification will have an attached CSV file listing the inbound e-documents that underwent conversion. If all inbound e-documents in the batch were successfully converted, no notification email will be sent. If any of the inbound e-documents in the batch failed conversion, a notification will be sent to the email address of the user defined in the Recipient of E-Document Notifications. ![]() Successfully converted inbound e-documents will have their status set to Converted otherwise, the status will be Conversion Failed. Click Save to convert inbound e-documents according to the schedule that you set.Īfter running the automatic bulk conversion, all inbound e-documents with status For Conversion, will be converted into transaction records. No End Date – Check this box if you want to repeat the schedule indefinitely.Ĭlick Save and Execute to convert inbound e-documents immediately. If you are scheduling a repeat event, inbound e-documents will be converted according to the schedule you set, starting from the date entered in the Start Date field and ending on the date entered in the End By field. If you are scheduling a single event, inbound e-documents will be converted on the date entered in the Start Date field. On the day the script is scheduled to run, inbound e-documents will be converted at the specified Start Time and the process repeats every n hours until midnight.Įnd By – Set the date when the script should stop converting inbound e-documents. Repeat – Select how often you want the script to convert inbound e-documents. Start Time – Enter the time when you want inbound e-document conversion to start. Start Date – You must enter the date when you want to schedule inbound e-document conversion. Yearly Event – If you want to convert inbound e-documents one time every year, select the month and day, or select the week, day, and month. If you want to convert inbound e-documents on the same day of the week every month or every few months, select the week, the day of the week, and enter the interval between months. Monthly Event – If you want to convert inbound e-documents on the same day of every month or every few months, enter the date when you want inbound e-document conversion to repeat and then select the interval between months. Weekly Event – Enter the interval between weeks, and select the day of the week this event should be repeated. For example, enter 1 as the interval if this event should occur every day, or enter 2 if the event should occur every other day. Single Event – The script converts inbound e-documents only one time.ĭaily Event – Enter the interval between days if this event should occur every day or every few days, or select every weekday if this event should occur every day except Saturdays and Sundays. A script will not run in NetSuite until the Deployed box is selected.įor more information, see Setting Script Deployment Status.Ĭhoose an event type on the Schedule subtab: Click the Edit link of the script Convert Inbound E-Document MR.Ĭlear the Deployed box if you do not want to deploy the script yet. Go to Customization > Scripting > Script Deployments.Įxpand the Filters and select Map/Reduce in the Type field. I wrote this script but it is giving me an error 1064.Before deploying the bulk conversion script, make sure that the date format in inbound e-documents is the same as the date format set in Setup > Company > Preferences > General Preferences. Select 'Total balance due is less than $30,000.' Select countInvoice, sumdueBalance as col1 //col1 is name for new column SELECT sum(dueBalance) into sumdueBalance //put sum in sumdueBalance SELECT count(*) into countInvoice //put total count in countInvoice SELECT sum(dueBalance) FROM invoiceĭROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS test //drop if already test name procedure avilableĭECLARE countInvoice int //declaring two variable countInvoice and sumdueBalance Otherwise, the procedure should display a result set that displays a message like this: Total balance due is less than $30,000. If that total balance due is greater than or equal to $30,000, the stored procedure should display a result set that displays the values of both variables. This stored procedure should use two variables to store (1) the count of all of the invoices in the Invoices table that have a balance due and (2) the sum of the balances due for all of those invoices. Write a script that creates and calls a stored procedure named invoice_balance.
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