Setting up the Job

Procedure

Double-click tNetSuiteConnection_1 to open its Basic settings view and do the following.
1. Select the NetSuite component you want to use from the Version drop-down list and click Apply.
  In this scenario, NetSuite SOAP is selected.
2. Enter all the information that is needed to establish the connection.
Double-click tNetSuiteInput_1 to open its Basic settings view and do the following.
1. Select the NetSuite component you want to use from the Version drop-down list and click Apply.
  In this scenario, NetSuite SOAP is selected.
2. Select Use an existing connection and select tNetSuiteConnection_1 from the Component List drop-down list.
3. Click the [...] button next to the Record type field, select Location from the list box in the dialog box that appears, and click OK.
  This setting specifies to retrieve data from records that are of location type.
4. Click the Guess schema button to retrieve schema columns according to the record type selected.
5. Edit the schema by removing undesired columns and adjusting the column order in the schema editor.
  - You can open the schema editor by clicking the [...] button next to Edit schema.
  - To improve readability, the schema of this Job contains only three columns, as shown in the following figure.
6. Add a row in the Search conditions table by clicking the plus button under the table.
7. On the newly added row in the Search conditions table, select internalId from the drop-down list in the Field field, select List.anyOf from the drop-down list in the Operator field, and enter "1201" in the Search value field.
  
  The settings in this step set a search condition that searches the records with their internalId fields being 1201.
  
  Information noteNote: It may take several seconds for the drop-down lists to expand.
8. Leave other options as they are.
Double-click tMap_1 to open the map editor and do the following.
1. Add the same columns in the out section as those of the input section (that is, ExternalId, InternalID, Name).
2. Map the columns as shown in the following figure.
3. Click Ok to close the map editor.
The tMap_1 component assigns a value (that is, Berlin) to the Name field.
Double-click tNetSuiteOutput_1 to open its Basic settings view and do the following.
1. Select the NetSuite component you want to use from the Version drop-down list and click Apply.
  In this scenario, NetSuite SOAP is selected.
2. Select Use an existing connection and select tNetSuiteConnection_1 from the Component List drop-down list.
3. Click Sync columns to have the output columns of tMap_1 populated to this component.
4. Click the [...] button next to the Record type field, select Location from the list box in the dialog box that appears, and click OK.
  This setting specifies to write the data to a record that is of location type.
5. Select Add from the Action drop-down list.
  This setting specifies to add a new record.
6. Leave other options as they are.
Double-click tNetSuiteInput_2 to open its Basic settings view and do the following.
1. Select the NetSuite component you want to use from the Version drop-down list and click Apply.
  In this scenario, NetSuite SOAP is selected.
2. Select Use an existing connection and select tNetSuiteConnection_1 from the Component List drop-down list.
3. Click the [...] button next to the Record type field, select Location from the list box in the dialog box that appears, and click OK.
4. Click the Guess schema button to retrieve schema columns according to the record type selected.
5. Edit the schema by removing undesired columns and adjusting the column order in the schema editor.
  - You can open the schema editor by clicking the [...] button next to Edit schema.
  - To improve readability, the schema of this Job contains only three columns, as shown in the following figure.
6. Add a row in the Search conditions table by clicking the plus button under the table.
7. On the newly added row in the Search conditions table, select name from the drop-down list in the Field field, select String.contains from the drop-down list in the Operator field, and enter "Berlin" in the Search value field.
  
  The settings in this step set a search condition that searches the records with their name fields containing the string Berlin.
  
  Information noteNote: It may take several seconds for the drop-down lists to expand.
8. Leave other options as they are.
Double-click tLogRow_1 to open its Basic settings view and do the following.
1. Click Sync columns to have the schema columns of tNetSuiteInput_1 populated to this component.
2. Select Table (print values in cells of a table).
3. Leave other options as they are.

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