This should be an obvious one.

When I step through a script library call in the
debugger, the variable 'same_day' is set to false.
However the statement

return same_day

acts as a no-op. Execution just continues on the
next line. What am I missing?
Thanks,
Steve

Something is wrong with the debugger or you make an invalid call. For example
your user-defined statement has no return value, [None] specified in the statement definition and at the same time the job you are debugging is configured to ignore all errors or in the script you used OnErrorResumeNext call to suppress run-time errors.
In such case the "return same_day" call leads to an error and the line is ignored.

: This should be an obvious one.

: When I step through a script library call in the
: debugger, the variable 'same_day' is set to false.
: However the statement

: return same_day

: acts as a no-op. Execution just continues on the
: next line. What am I missing?
: Thanks,
: Steve

I wouldn't be surprised if the debugger is bad. I can't seem to set breakpoints and if I get the popup that says there's and error, continue anyway?, and I click yes, nothing happens. Suggestions?

: Something is wrong with the debugger or you make an invalid call. For example
: your user-defined statement has no return value, [None] specified in the
: statement definition and at the same time the job you are debugging is
: configured to ignore all errors or in the script you used
: OnErrorResumeNext call to suppress run-time errors.
: In such case the "return same_day" call leads to an error and the
: line is ignored.

Can you reproduce this problem in another job?

Make sure the job does not have "ignore errors" option enabled.

: I wouldn't be surprised if the debugger is bad. I can't seem to set
: breakpoints and if I get the popup that says there's and error, continue
: anyway?, and I click yes, nothing happens. Suggestions?