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Roles and Permissions in Web ServicesInternal IDs Associated with Roles42ID Is Settable Role18 Y Full Access19 Y Warehouse Manager20 Y Payroll Manager21 N Partner Center22 Y Intranet Manager23 Y Marketing Manager24 Y Marketing Assistant25 Y System Administrator26 Y Sales Administrator27 Y Support Administrator28 Y Marketing Administrator29 N Advanced Partner Center30 Y NetSuite Support Center31 N Online Form UserSuiteTalk Platform Guide
Chapter 5Records, Fields, Forms, andSublists in Web ServicesThe following topics are covered in this section. These topics do not need to be read in order,however, if you are new to SuiteTalk development, you will need to review each section to fullyunderstand the SuiteTalk API.• Working with Records in Web Services• Working with Fields in Web Services• Working with Forms in Web Services• Working with Sublists in Web ServicesWorking with Records in Web ServicesMost standard NetSuite records are supported by SuiteTalk. The list of supported records spansall areas of the NetSuite application from ERP to CRM to customization. For a list of recordsthat are supported in SuiteTalk, see Web Services Supported Records in the NetSuite HelpCenter.In the SuiteTalk API, the Record class is the abstract super-class of all supported records. Asupported record is always a concrete sub-class of Record, for example: Customer,SalesOrder. Due to the neutrality required to be language agnostic, the SuiteTalk classesinheritance chain remains simplistic and does not implement language-specific object orientedconcepts such as multiple inheritance and interfaces.NetSuite records are divided into the following broad categories:• Business Records• Search Records• SubrecordsA record’s standard body fields are its attributes, for example: Customer.email,SalesOrder.salesRep. Composite attributes such as line items or sublists are structuredas complex objects that contain arrays, for example: SalesOrder.itemList,CalendarEvent.attendeeList. Custom fields within a record (if available) are alsostructured as composite attributes, for example: Contact.customFieldList.Note: A record element that ends with List is generally a sublist. (The expection is thecustomFieldList element, which represents custom fields on the record.) Forinformation on working with sublists in Web services, see Working with Sublists inSuiteTalk Platform Guide
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