On a script record, what field is used to actually write the script?

The field used to actually write the script on a script record in ServiceNow is the "Script" field. This is where developers input their JavaScript code to define the functionality of the script, such as business rules, client scripts, or scheduled jobs. The "Script" field serves as the main editing area where the logic and operations of the code are laid out, allowing developers to implement the desired behavior of the application.

In ServiceNow, the environment is designed to facilitate the writing and management of scripts, with the "Script" field being central to this process. It is specifically designated for entering and modifying the script code, which can then be executed based on the triggers defined for the record. This clear designation helps developers quickly identify where to input their code without confusion about other fields that may serve different purposes, such as storing metadata or configurations related to the script itself.