There can be only one active Vlocity OmniScript per Type, Sub Type and Language.

There can be only one active Vlocity OmniScript per Type, Sub Type and Language.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not defined

Answer: (A)

Only one version of an OmniScript is active for each combination of Type, Sub Type, and Language. In OmniStudio you can create multiple versions of an OmniScript for the same Type/Sub Type/Language, but at runtime the system uses the single version marked Active for that exact combination. When you publish a newer version, it becomes the Active one and the previous Active is deactivated. Other non-active versions remain available for reference or rollback, but they won’t be used by the runtime. If there were more than one Active version or none marked Active for a combination, the system wouldn’t have a clear script to execute. That’s why the statement is correct.

Only one version of an OmniScript is active for each combination of Type, Sub Type, and Language. In OmniStudio you can create multiple versions of an OmniScript for the same Type/Sub Type/Language, but at runtime the system uses the single version marked Active for that exact combination. When you publish a newer version, it becomes the Active one and the previous Active is deactivated. Other non-active versions remain available for reference or rollback, but they won’t be used by the runtime. If there were more than one Active version or none marked Active for a combination, the system wouldn’t have a clear script to execute. That’s why the statement is correct.