If an OmniScript uses an Integration Procedure with no active version, what is the result?

If an OmniScript uses an Integration Procedure with no active version, what is the result?

• A. OmniScript will not run.
• B. The new active version is created automatically.
• C. No effect.
• D. The system prompts for a restart.

Answer: (A)

Integration Procedures are versioned, and the runtime uses only the active version when called by an OmniScript. If there is no active version available, the call cannot be resolved at runtime, so the OmniScript cannot proceed and won’t run. Admins must activate a version to expose it to runtime; it isn’t created automatically. That’s why the correct outcome is that the OmniScript will not run.

Integration Procedures are versioned, and the runtime uses only the active version when called by an OmniScript. If there is no active version available, the call cannot be resolved at runtime, so the OmniScript cannot proceed and won’t run. Admins must activate a version to expose it to runtime; it isn’t created automatically. That’s why the correct outcome is that the OmniScript will not run.