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      <title>&#34;Too Many Errors: NN% scanned&#34; in Script Editor</title>
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      <description>Over the weekend I ran into a problem that gave the &amp;ldquo;too many errors: 88% scanned&amp;rdquo; error in one of my Script Includes. I had to figure part of it out on my own and then lo and behold andrew.kincaid also answered it in the community yesterday.
When I presented at the inaugural ServiceNow Developer Meetup in Seattle, I did a demo of the Istanbul Script Debugger. I noted that in the application I am currently developing, almost all of the serious logic lives in Script Includes.</description>
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