[david.smith]

Anyone know what the “Execution limit” is?

I’m not talking about the governance but rather the execution limits. These seem to happen when you are trying to parse through a large list or object of data. I’m not sure if it’s limited to a “for” loop or if the limit is a certain number but I seem to be running into this a lot recently. The work-arounds are horrible to overcome this limitation.
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[pcutler]

Are you referring to the SSS_INSTRUCTION_COUNT_EXCEEDED error? That error is based on the number of JavaScript statements and varies based on script type, with plug-ins offering the lowest limit and scheduled scripts offering the highest. I believe the limits range from 100,000 to 1,000,000 instructions. With a scheduled script, you can reschedule the script to start the counter over again.

[TheUsualSuspect]

Originally posted by david.smith

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Anyone know what the “Execution limit” is?

I’m not talking about the governance but rather the execution limits. These seem to happen when you are trying to parse through a large list or object of data. I’m not sure if it’s limited to a “for” loop or if the limit is a certain number but I seem to be running into this a lot recently. The work-arounds are horrible to overcome this limitation.

NetSuite has a few considerations for governance that don’t relate to usage points. There are specific time and instruction limits as well which vary from script type to script type.

Time is ~60 minutes and instruction limit is around 1 million for server scripts like scheduled scripts and map / reduce. I can’t remember the rest of the top of my head but they are documented in suiteanswers.

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