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Once a Serial Object is created and its status is changed, its prevented from getting deleted due to having a historical row. Is there a particular functional reason for preventing the deletion of serial objects when it has more than one historical record? It can be deleted if its status has not been changed.

I agree a status change shouldn’t lock it in, but I’d argue a transaction against it would probably be a better way.  For now, I’d just move it to a virtual boneyard and make the new one.