object:list
Lists the SDF custom objects deployed in an account.
Syntax
object:list [--appid QualifiedAppID] [--scriptid ScriptID] [--type CustomObjectType1 CustomObjectType2
Options
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Option |
Required / Optional |
Description |
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--appid |
Optional |
Specifies the application ID of the SuiteApp. The application ID is a fully qualified name with the notation: <publisherid>.<projectid>. For example, com.netsuite.mysuiteapp or org.mycompany.helloworld are valid app IDs. If specified, only SDF custom objects with that application ID are listed. Otherwise, only SDF custom objects with no application ID are listed. For information about the SuiteApp application ID, see SuiteApp Application ID. |
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-i or --interactive |
Optional |
Runs the command in interactive mode. |
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--scriptid |
Optional |
Specifies the script ID of the SDF custom objects you want to list. To specify multiple IDs, enter the IDs separated by spaces. Enter If you specify this option with the |
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--type |
Optional |
Lists the SDF custom objects that are associated with the specified custom NetSuite types. To specify multiple types, enter the types separated by spaces. If you specify this option and the If neither the |
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-h or --help |
Optional |
Prints the help for this command. |
Interactive Example
The following command lists the SDF custom objects in a specific folder using the interactive mode:
suitecloud object:list -i
Before the command is executed, the following questions are prompted:
Do you want to list objects from a specific SuiteApp? > Yes No
Enter the application ID. > org.mycompany.helloworldapp
Do you want to list all object types? Yes > No
Select the object types you want to list. (*) Advanced PDF Template ( ) Center (*) Center Category
Do you want to enter a script ID to filter your list? > Yes No
Enter the full or partial script ID. > 9
Non-interactive Example
The following command lists the SDF custom objects in your current account:
suitecloud object:list --appid org.mycompany.helloworldapp --type advancedpdftemplate centercategory
Output Example
When executed, the command produces output that is similar to the following:
The following objects were found in your account:
advancedpdftemplate:custtmpl_myfile
advancedpdftemplate:custtmpl_2
centercategory:custcentercategory_myfile
centercategory:custcentercategory_2