What can you rename if they are not currently open in RapidResponse?

The correct answer highlights the ability to rename any private resources when they are not currently open in RapidResponse. Private resources are those that are created and owned by a specific user, allowing that user to manage and modify them as needed. Since these resources are not shared with other users unless explicitly done so, the owner has full control over them, including the ability to rename them without any open session or active use.

On the other hand, public resources are accessible by all users, and changing their attributes typically requires adherence to specific governance procedures, which may prevent renaming if others are utilizing or referencing those resources. Resources belonging to other users generally require their permissions for any modifications, including renaming. Lastly, versioned resources may also have restrictions on renaming, especially if they are in use or linked to particular processes or sessions.

Thus, being able to rename private resources gives users the flexibility needed to manage their data effectively without interfering with others or requiring concurrent access.