Is the following statement true or false: In order to debug a script, you have to be the owner?

The statement is false. In NetSuite, you do not have to be the owner of a script in order to debug it. Any SuiteScript developer with the appropriate permissions can debug scripts, regardless of ownership. Generally, debugging access is determined by user roles and permissions set within the NetSuite environment rather than ownership of the script. This means that if the appropriate role is assigned to a user, they can access debug logs and utilize debugging resources effectively, allowing them to troubleshoot and diagnose issues with any applicable scripts.

The ownership condition might apply in specific scenarios, such as when dealing with access restrictions tied to custom records or custom fields, but it is not a blanket rule for all types of scripts across the platform. Hence, the assertion that being the owner is necessary for debugging purposes is inaccurate.