What must the Script Include match in order to function properly?

The Script Include must match the class name in order to function properly. In ServiceNow, Script Includes are reusable server-side scripts that can be called from other scripts, including Client Scripts, Business Rules, and other Script Includes.

When creating a Script Include, the class name serves as the identifier for the script, and it is essential because it links the code definition to the class that can be instantiated or invoked. When you create an instance of a Script Include in your server-side scripts, you use this class name to reference the methods defined within that Script Include. If the class name does not match what is being called, the system won't be able to find the corresponding code, which will result in errors or failures to execute the intended functionality.

Thus, having the correct class name is crucial for the successful integration and execution of the code defined within a Script Include, enabling you to maintain organized and reusable code in your ServiceNow applications.