If a goal in the goal library is set to Inactive and saved, how does the system behave?

If a goal in the goal library is set to Inactive and saved, how does the system behave?

• A. It deletes the goal from all workers
• B. It successfully saves the status without affecting the worker's goals and the goal is prevented from future copying
• C. It immediately updates all worker goals
• D. It resets the goal to Active

Answer: (B)

Inactivating a library goal is a non-destructive change that just marks the item as no longer available for new assignments while preserving what already exists. When you save a library goal as Inactive, the system records that status at the library level, so current worker goals remain untouched and continue as they are. Because the goal is inactive, it won’t be copied into new worker goals in the future. This combination—saving the Inactive status without altering existing goals and blocking future copying—explains why this is the correct behavior.

Inactivating a library goal is a non-destructive change that just marks the item as no longer available for new assignments while preserving what already exists. When you save a library goal as Inactive, the system records that status at the library level, so current worker goals remain untouched and continue as they are. Because the goal is inactive, it won’t be copied into new worker goals in the future. This combination—saving the Inactive status without altering existing goals and blocking future copying—explains why this is the correct behavior.