Hm the code you've shown doesn't look much like a Script Include to me though.
Try to create a new Script Include and put everything in a function there (even in the 'initialize' should be ok) and add the breakpoints there.
Afterwards run 'new MYSCRIPTINCLUDE();' in a background script (if you placed the code just inside the initialize function). Then your breakpoints should trigger.
You cannot debug directly from a scheduled job because they will not run in your "Session" (they will run in the background by ServiceNow).
Btw: Please make sure that the Scheduled Job has the proper 'run_as' value (you have to edit this field via list-edit) - by default the user who creates the scheduled job is put in there. But if for some reason this account is ever getting deleted, the scheduled job will no longer run (so you need some kind of technical "ever existing" user account that will run scheduled jobs).
Hm the code you've shown doesn't look much like a Script Include to me though.
Try to create a new Script Include and put everything in a function there (even in the 'initialize' should be ok) and add the breakpoints there.
Afterwards run 'new MYSCRIPTINCLUDE();' in a background script (if you placed the code just inside the initialize function). Then your breakpoints should trigger.
You cannot debug directly from a scheduled job because they will not run in your "Session" (they will run in the background by ServiceNow).
Btw: Please make sure that the Scheduled Job has the proper 'run_as' value (you have to edit this field via list-edit) - by default the user who creates the scheduled job is put in there. But if for some reason this account is ever getting deleted, the scheduled job will no longer run (so you need some kind of technical "ever existing" user account that will run scheduled jobs).
