What are two expected results when a scenario gets deleted?

When a scenario gets deleted, one of the expected results is that it cannot be selected in data settings controls. This means that once the deletion process is completed, the scenario is fully removed from the user interface, ensuring that it is no longer available for selection or further manipulation. This behavior supports the integrity of data management and prevents confusion over scenarios that are no longer relevant or valid.

The other options do not accurately reflect the reality of what happens during the deletion process. For instance, a deleted scenario does not remain visible in data settings; this would contradict the purpose of deletion. Similarly, child scenarios could still have their status affected upon the deletion of a parent scenario, depending on how the system manages relationships between scenarios. Lastly, the idea of a recovery bin is not standard in all systems; in many cases, once deleted, scenarios are irretrievable unless specific recovery processes are in place, which is not implied in every scenario. Thus, the correct understanding focuses on the removal of the scenario from all accessible lists and controls.