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  1. Introduction to NetSuite Connector
  2. Connections for NetSuite
  3. Synchronization tasks with NetSuite
  4. Mappings and mapping tasks with NetSuite
  5. Appendix A: NetSuite data type reference

NetSuite Connector

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Handling parent and child or sibling objects with similar column name

Handling parent and child or sibling objects with similar column name

If the parent object and the child or sibling object have similar column names, data from parent column is written to the parent column, and data from child or sibling column is written to the child or sibling column. You can set the UseJumbledDataForFieldsWithSameName property to control this behavior.
If you set the UseJumbledDataForFieldsWithSameName property to true, data from parent column is written to the child or sibling column, and data from child or sibling column is written to the parent column.
If you set the UseJumbledDataForFieldsWithSameName property to false, data from parent column is written to the parent column, and data from child or sibling column is written to the child or sibling column.
  1. Go to
    Administrator
    Runtime Environments
    .
  2. On the
    Runtime Environments
    page, if necessary, expand the Secure Agent groups to see the list of Secure Agents. Click the Secure Agent name from the list.
  3. Click
    Edit Secure Agent
    in
    Actions
    .
    The Edit Secure Agent page appears.
  4. In the
    Custom Configuration Details
    section, for
    Type
    , select
    DTM
    .
  5. Set the
    UseJumbledDataForFieldsWithSameName
    parameter to true or false as shown in the following image:
  6. Restart the Secure Agent.

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