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I know about the restriction related with max CPU time (“Scripts can use a maximum of 1 second of CPU time”). I created a script that runs into automation section, in 95% of times, it runs using less than 500 miliseconds of CPU time but sometimes it...
I created a script to be used into an automation when a new record is created. 90% of the times it runs well (using less than 500 miliseconds), no problem… but 10% it exceeds 1000 miliseconds of CPU time (I know about the restriction).
Is there a way...
Hi
I have 3 tables and I created a script that fill some columns across the first table with data from the others two tables (it is a kind of manually link). It works fine. So now I created an automation to run this script when a record is created in...
@kuovonne thank you for you help.
I was trying with a break just make a quick test. I refactored it using the right approach.
Until now I was not able to reproduce the problem, so I turned on again and let see if will be enough.
Thank you for now an...
Hi @kuovonne, thank you for the anwser.
Your anwser makes sense but actually the function updateRecordAsync is called just one time per execution because it is inside this if condition:
if (record.id == newRecordId && record.getCellValue('Email')) {
...
