There can be more than one active OmniScript per Type, Sub Type and Language.

There can be more than one active OmniScript per Type, Sub Type and Language.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Sometimes
• D. Only in Sandboxes

Answer: (B)

Only one active OmniScript exists for a given Type, Sub Type, and Language. You can have multiple OmniScripts tied to the same Type/Sub Type/Language through different versions, but at any moment only one of them is marked active for that specific combination. Older or draft versions sit inactive until they’re activated, so switching to a new version replaces the previous active script. This setup keeps behavior consistent for users in that context. For example, you might have English and Spanish versions under the same Type and Sub Type, but each language can have its own single active OmniScript. It’s not limited to Sandboxes or any special case—the rule applies in all environments.

Only one active OmniScript exists for a given Type, Sub Type, and Language. You can have multiple OmniScripts tied to the same Type/Sub Type/Language through different versions, but at any moment only one of them is marked active for that specific combination. Older or draft versions sit inactive until they’re activated, so switching to a new version replaces the previous active script. This setup keeps behavior consistent for users in that context. For example, you might have English and Spanish versions under the same Type and Sub Type, but each language can have its own single active OmniScript. It’s not limited to Sandboxes or any special case—the rule applies in all environments.