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<\/a><\/p>\nUnder Setup, add:
\n\u2022 Custom Body Fields
\n\u2022 Custom Column Fields
\n\u2022 Custom Entity Fields
\n\u2022 Custom Event Fields
\n\u2022 Custom Fields
\n\u2022 Custom Item Fields
\n\u2022 Custom Item Number Fields
\n\u2022 Custom Lists
\n\u2022 Custom Record Types
\n\u2022 Custom Transaction Fields
\n\u2022 Log in using Access Tokens
\n\u2022 Other Custom Fields
\n\u2022 Web Services<\/p>\n
Important Troubleshooting Note<\/h3>\n
If you do a web service call to “Search” for an object, say a Sales Order, an Item Fulfillment, or an Item, and you have not yet added the “Transactions” and “List” permissions noted above, the web service will return with a success code (200), but there will be zero records in the results. Only when you do a “Get” operation on an object (Sales Order, Item Fulfillment, or Item, etc.) does it return an error message indicating that you need to add permissions to that object in order to retrieve data for it in a web service call.<\/p>\n
In order to see the error message for a NetSuite web service call (or any web service call, for that matter), you should add the following argument to the Java VM:<\/p>\n
-DWS.RETURN.ERRORS=\"true\"<\/pre>\nFor example, if your eFORMz.ini file contained the following:<\/p>\n
.\\bin\\javaw.exe -mx1024M -ms128M<\/pre>\nThen add the argument to the end of the line so that it appears like this:<\/p>\n
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