A statement in a script appears to produce a value that will display when the script runs. Although this is usually a problem in functions, it might be desirable behavior in scripts.

If you do not want the output to display for this statement, then terminate it with a semicolon.

If you want the output to display, suppress this message, as described in Adjust Code Analyzer Message Indicators and Messages. (Code Analyzer generates a different message to notify you of statements in functions that are not terminated with a semicolon—that message is not affected when you suppress this one.)