Its job is a process that helps in scheduling and executing various batch jobs within the system.
If you are referring to a custom script or a SuiteScript with the name “Batch_Setup,” you would typically execute it by scheduling it in the NetSuite environment. Here are general steps for scheduling a SuiteScript:
To load data to Planning and Budgeting Financials, you need to manually execute the Batch_Setup job. The job runs a group of the following batch jobs:
- Batch_BegBals_Load
This batch job loads beginning balance data to your Planning and Budgeting Financials.
- Batch_Data_Load
This batch job loads transaction data to your Planning and Budgeting Financials.
- Batch_MetaData_Load
This batch job loads metadata to your Planning and Budgeting Financials.
Note
Before you start loading data, read the following guidelines:
- If you want to run the Batch_Setup job from NetSuite, you need to add it to your NetSuite account as a default feature.
- For the batch jobs that are included in the Batch_Setup job, you need to define the target end periods in Data Management.
To execute the Batch_Setup job:
1. In NetSuite, go to Planning & Budgeting > Jobs > Manage Jobs.
2. In the list of jobs, find the Batch_Setup job, and then click Execute next to the job
3. This takes you to a page with the job details.
4. To start loading data to Planning and Budgeting Financials, click the Execute button.
5. The information banner indicates the start of the job execution.
6. To watch the status of the job execution, click the Execution Logs subtab.
The execution status of each job that is included in this batch job is displayed on a separate line.
Note
You need to execute the Batch_Setup job to initially load data to Planning and Budgeting Financials. To regularly update your transaction data and metadata, you can schedule execution of the Batch_Data_Load and Batch_MetaData_Load jobs.
Remember, specific configurations and access permissions might vary depending on your NetSuite account settings and user roles. Always ensure that you have the necessary permissions to access and execute batch jobs.
If “Batch_Setup” refers to a custom term used within your organization or a SuiteApp specific to your NetSuite account, you may need to consult your NetSuite administrator, or the documentation provided by the developer or vendor who implemented that specific functionality.
