NetSuite.com Records Not Directly Mapped to NetSuite2.com Records
This section is a work in progress. Additional updates are forthcoming.
The NetSuite2.com data source uses a different schema than the NetSuite.com data source. Some record types and fields that were available in NetSuite.com may not be available in NetSuite2.com. However, you can get similar results if you change your queries and use the exposed record types and fields available in NetSuite2.com.
The following sections explain some important differences between record types in NetSuite.com and NetSuite2.com:
Legacy Tax Records and SuiteTax
When the SuiteTax feature is enabled, the tax information about legacy records is migrated to SuiteTax. Note that the Connect data sources include different tax-related records:
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NetSuite.com - This data source includes legacy tax records and fields.
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NetSuite2.com - This data source includes SuiteTax records and fields.
For information about the benefits of switching to SuiteTax and the changes on NetSuite records when the SuiteTax feature is enabled, see SuiteTax.
Subsidiary Field on Customer Records
The field ID is subsidiary.
In NetSuite2.com, to query data about the subsidiary on a Customer record, you must do the following:
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Join the Customer-Subsidiary Relationship record to the Customer record.
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Filter them by the Is Primary Subsidiary field equals Yes. The field ID is isprimarysub.
Important:Do not omit this filter on accounts where the Multi-Subsidiary Customer feature (ID multisubsidiarycustomer) is disabled.
Tip:If the Multi-Subsidiary Customer feature is enabled, you can query data about all of the subsidiaries associated with the customer record.
To get a list of records and fields in NetSuite.com and their corresponding NetSuite2.com records and fields, see NetSuite.com to NetSuite2.com Map.