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SecureString object method · N/https

appendString()

SecureString.appendString(options)

Appends a string to a https.SecureString .

Implementation
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Design
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Proposals
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Signature
SecureString.appendString(options)
Module
N/https
Returns
https.SecureString
Governance
None
Script types
Server scripts
Version
SuiteScript 2.x, documented for 2.1; since NetSuite 2015.2
call shapefrom Oracle's parameter table
1objSecureString.appendString({2    input:         /* string, required */,3    inputEncoding: /* string, optional */,4    keepEncoding:  /* boolean, optional */5});
Oracle reference for this method
ParameterTypeRequiredDescription
options.inputstringrequiredThe string to append. The following patterns are accepted: \{[a-fA-F0-9]{32}\} or alternatively { + <32 hexadecimal characters forming a UUID/GUID> + } \{custsecret[a-zA-Z0-9_]{1,89}\} or alternatively { + custsecret + <1 up to 89 alfanumeric characters or underscores > + } specific payment-plug-in tokens
options.inputEncodingstringoptionalThe encoding of the string that is being appended. Use values from the https.Encoding enum. The default value is https.Encoding.UTF_8 . Note: This parameter is not supported. You should use this method only for appending a string (UTF-8) content to a SecureString.
options.keepEncodingbooleanoptionalKeeps the appended string in its original encoding. Set this value to true to prevent unexpected content re-encoding. The default value is false.
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N/https · SecureString.appendString(options)

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