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Explain search only fields in Readme #484

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Attempt to document #483.

I wasn't sure how best to convey this given it affects consuming the search results, not performing the search itself. It should also be unsurprising that you'd access these search-only fields the same way you'd access regular or read-only fields.

Had we buried these search-only fields in custom fields, like #426 first attempted, then I'd find that more surprising and warranting clearer documentation.

Attempt to document NetSweet#483.

I wasn't sure how best to convey this given it affects consuming the search results, not performing the search itself. It should also be unsurprising that you'd access these search-only fields the same way you'd access regular or read-only fields.

Had we buried these search-only fields in custom fields, like NetSweet#426 first attempted, then I'd find that more surprising and warranting clearer documentation.
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This is great! Just a simple one or two lines to push folks in the right direction is helpful.

@iloveitaly iloveitaly merged commit 1758fc5 into NetSweet:master Aug 11, 2021
diegopolido pushed a commit to penrosehill/netsuite that referenced this pull request Oct 7, 2021
Attempt to document NetSweet#483.

I wasn't sure how best to convey this given it affects consuming the search results, not performing the search itself. It should also be unsurprising that you'd access these search-only fields the same way you'd access regular or read-only fields.

Had we buried these search-only fields in custom fields, like NetSweet#426 first attempted, then I'd find that more surprising and warranting clearer documentation.
@cgunther cgunther deleted the patch-1 branch January 5, 2022 14:04
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